92 Camaro Convertible Rear Wing 82-92 Z28 90-92 on 2040-parts.com
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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This is an original wing from a 1992 Camaro Z28 convertible. It is in fair condition. No cracks. Some scratches on side so it will need to be repainted. (see pic) The mounting tabs on underside are broken off and are missing. This is a common problem on all stock rear convertible wings. These could be re-fiber glassed on and would make a much better look since the fit and finish on aftermarket wings are not as good of quality. I spent a lot of time getting an aftermarket one to look as good. ;) FREE SHIPPING
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