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no it's actually their own design, my old tafe teacher has one of these on his 5k ke70 wagon, he said it made his car alot more stable at higher speeds (he's a motorbike guy, so he likes spirited mountain drives) though he had to make up another support for the middle, he wedged a piece of broomstick in between the apron and the spoiler. if i had a ke70, i'd get one of these

oh - so the Ke70 / Ke71 / Ke71 / Ae70 / Ae71 / Ae72 / Te70 / Te71 / Te72 (T18) actually came with a front spoiler at one point on some special model ?

I'm sure with time, patience and a lot of fibreglass you could fabricate one yourself. I'd actually like one day to make some moulds for a KE70 bodykit.

Yeah, I still can't get over that green track Corolla.

 

Front bumper is ae92 GT sedan with a BA Falcon modified bottom

 

Rear bumper is just bolted on Ae92 GT sedan

 

Apparently Jap spec Ae92 GT sedan.

 

If it was mine (non-track car), I'd change the colour, ditch the holes in the front bumper, get rid of the TOW hook out of the rear bumper and replace spoiler with Spirit spoiler :) - I'd also put the Aus spec tail lights in it.

 

Beside that, that car is horn ;)

 

*Spelling Fairy* :lol:

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Edited by Medicine_Man

no, it's made by canberra car styling. may be modified from somewhere else i guess? most kits and bars are these days

when i saw front spoiler I thought you meant the ones they put on the ST205 rally cars to keep the bonnets down....

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