"new" rear wings?
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"new" rear wings?
Hi all, I have now reached the point where I need to decided, should I go for "new" rear wings or repair the ones I have. The ones I have are not to bad overall but the edge where they bolt to the car is almost non existant. One had been welded on to the car (in a totally wrong position!) the other had been removed or fallen off! and a different colour one was supplied with the car when I bought it. Im not sure if they are original or have been replaced in the past. So..... I'm tempted to go for new ones but I'm unsure as to how difficult they will be to fit or line up correctly. Anyone have any experiance with pattern, uk made, heritage or any other types out there?
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Ok thanks - I'll check them out but I will have to do the rear light cut out too so I guess they are only doing the same as I am doing. I see alot of cars with the wrong rear wings on them so there must be a market for the correct ones... If only I can make them commercially viable 

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Normally takes me about 1/2hr - 1hr to modify a wing to a high cut one, though few people bother with the dfficulty or expense or even appreciate the difference. Nice to see folk who do care!
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Iain
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Fairmile Restorations.
'49 MM, '53 convertible, '55 van, and a '64 van.
Marina p.u., '56 Morris Isis Traveller, a '59 Morris JB van, a'66 J4 van, a '54 Land Rover, Land Rover 130, Renault 5, '36Railton, '35 Hudson, a Mk1 Transit and a Sherpa Camper...
A car can be restored at any time, but is only original once!
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Rear wings (pattern) from Bullmotif fit great. I've fitted 3 so far and they have all been OK -
Thanks PSL, good to know there aer some decent panels out there! Just out of interest, do you know who produces them? are they made specialy for BM or by that well know panel co. H*****n? I can get "H" panels locally and save on postage but if there made for BM by someone else I will just have to bite the bullet and pay the hefty postal charges.
Thanks PSL, good to know there aer some decent panels out there! Just out of interest, do you know who produces them? are they made specialy for BM or by that well know panel co. H*****n? I can get "H" panels locally and save on postage but if there made for BM by someone else I will just have to bite the bullet and pay the hefty postal charges.