Rear spoiler

[grunta13]

Hi guys does any one know were to get a rear spoiler for a cf short wheel base like the one that was on a old van called windsong ?. Am after a spoiler that looks like a ramp not the a team one any help would be great

[waikatostocky]

There was one on trade me about 2 weeks ago bro.

Paddy

[grunta13]

Just look 2day and just rechecked  and couldn't see it dam it

[ben]

grab a torana one and widen it i recon

[cfjeff]

I used to have one of those spoilers on my van, would suggest caution in fitting one as they tend to hold water on the roof in the troughs if stored outside and this small swimming pool caused my roof to rust as well as the gutters. If the earthquakes hadn't stuffed my scanner I could show you the photos of the damage. When I was considering keeping it was looking into moulding tubes into spoiler to allow water to drain and not to fill the gutters with bog to tidy up the edge. Just food for thought if you want the job to last and not rust your van.

Cheers Jeff

[grunta13]

thanks for the incite Jeff now that i know that i will be looking to make sure that when i put one on it can drain and i have already told the wife that once its out of the work shop her car is out of the garage and into the carport . lucky she was asleep when i told her and she didn't say no ahahaha   

[vintageholden]

i have one on my van for sale


make an offer
better photo soon

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/bedford-cf-easy-roller-wing-/130439006240?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1e5ec54820

same as the one i have for sale...

[grunta13]

Sorry not the kind i am  after what a ramp looking one not one where you can see under

[Brendeni]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=402267552

Its gone now though bro.....not a bad price too.

[Rogue Trooper]

Was it something like this? We used to call it a Bobtail.



I got mine from Foxton Fibreglass many years ago. They call themselves Aerotech now and are based in Christchurch.

http://www.aerotech.co.nz/index.shtml

They don't have any Bedford parts listed anymore however they say give them a ring if something isn't listed so it might be worth a shot They might still have an old mold kicking around.

Following on from CfJeff's comments, I had the rear gutter removed on mine. The Bobtail was then fastened to the roof with a layer of urethane sealant around the contact edges and it was then riveted into place. There are 20mm holes drilled in the roof at the bottom of the fitting to allow for air expansion and allow any moisture to escape. Mine has been on the van for about 18 years now and no sign of any problems.