
My first car was an Oldsmobile Achieva, and when we junked it, I kept the spoiler. I've always meant to make a wall mount bracket for it, but for some reason never got around to it until now, despite junking it 20 years ago! :) You'll need all nine original nuts. If you don't have them, go to the hardware store and grab 10mm nuts – ideally the ones with built-in washers. The holes for these are countersunk plenty enough to allow the plastic to be the part touching the wall instead of the metal, and also to fully cover the studs with some extra to spare too. I normally use GRK 113077 self-tapping cabinet screws for anything of decent weight, so the included files are sized approximately for two of those, one on the left bracket, one on the right bracket. Fusion360 file is included should you use a different screw for the job. You might need to use washers in between the bracket and the spoiler to shim the height. Try to avoid bending the bracket like I did and you'll be fine – though do know that if it bends when you install it, it'll hold up fine too :)
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