Should I add a Trans-am style spoiler?

[brads70]

I've been toying around with fabricating an aluminum spoiler like what was on the Sam Posey 1970 Challenger Trans-am race car. The front valance on my car was damaged by the shippers when I first bought my car so at the worst I could just replace the valance if I don't like the look? damage is hidden by license plate.
I can't decide if it would look good....?   (I would add cut outs for the signal lights)
My car now....


Sam Posy spoiler.....

[Katfish]

I like the idea, maybe a tad smaller version of the race spoiler.

[TorOrange]

Err yes   

[MEK-Dangerfield]

To each his own opinion, but I think the Sam Posey spoiler would just be a snow plow up there in Canada Brad.   

[moparman82]

   then you could be lik zach galfianakis in "out cold"     

[anlauto]

You mean like this ?

[EB3-GranCoupe]

Go for Posey's T/A spoiler!
 (Alan, such a wise guy!)

[blown motor]

I'll throw out the first no vote.

[dodj]

I would say no.

IMO, it doesn't add to the esthetics of the car, probably effective at reducing under car airflow though if that's your concern.

[brads70]

To each his own opinion, but I think the Sam Posey spoiler would just be a snow plow up there in Canada Brad.   

 

[ragtopdodge]

Yes if you're going for the full 100% Sam Posey clone.

Otherwise, nope.  Everyone will think it's some homemade job.

[MizzouRT]

    Hard to say for sure without seeing, but I'm thinking the oversized Sam Posey front spoiler may look out of place without the fender decals & numbers on the doors?

Here is a video of vintage Trans Am cars racing, including Posey's Challenger:

Trans Am Terrors: Classic cars compete at Laguna Seca

[dutch]

nope on the spoiler, but paint that hood 

[ChallengerHK]

I would make some modifications for aesthetics, but I do like the Posey piece, especially the "Dodge" reverse-out.

[jhaag]

NOPE!