question on different spree plastics
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question on different spree plastics
some spree have the front leg fairing "Basket". Which ones have it and can it be installed on ones without it? The spree in the link has the front fairing "basket" i'm talking about. http://www.lakehillmotors.com/100_3209.JPG
Re: question on different spree plastics
That's for a 1987 Spree...will not fit an 84-86 Spree without looking like sh#t.
You need the other style that does not have the blinkers attached to it.
R
You need the other style that does not have the blinkers attached to it.
R
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Re: question on different spree plastics
Are you saying there is a basket that will fit the 84-86 front fairing properly?dr.ona wrote:That's for a 1987 Spree...will not fit an 84-86 Spree without looking like sh#t.
You need the other style that does not have the blinkers attached to it.
R
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Yes...you see them on Ebay every so often...anywhere's from $30-$70 Dollars.
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Re: question on different spree plastics
Sorry Doc,dr.ona wrote:That's for a 1987 Spree...will not fit an 84-86 Spree without looking like sh#t.
You need the other style that does not have the blinkers attached to it.
R
the 87 "glovebox" fits all years and in my opinion looks much better. It mounts in the same location as the non turn signal glove box. There will just be one hole left over from where the original turn signals mount on the leg shield.
Which ever glove box you decide to go with, make sure it comes with the mounting hardware as the dealer has discountinued most of those parts.
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No worries...I'm going by what I've seen and it appeared that the blinker system wasn't the same and looked funky...not to mention the extra holes as stated. Would the blinker system from a 1986 Spree fit good on a 1987 glovebox? Or would you need to buy the blinker assembly for a 1987 Spree and install it on the 1986?bradthreee wrote:Sorry Doc,dr.ona wrote:That's for a 1987 Spree...will not fit an 84-86 Spree without looking like sh#t.
You need the other style that does not have the blinkers attached to it.
R
the 87 "glovebox" fits all years and in my opinion looks much better. It mounts in the same location as the non turn signal glove box. There will just be one hole left over from where the original turn signals mount on the leg shield.
Which ever glove box you decide to go with, make sure it comes with the mounting hardware as the dealer has discountinued most of those parts.
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Re: question on different spree plastics
The wiring for the blinker system is the same on all year Sprees. The 87 glovebox mounts to the same location that the 86 front turn signals mount to on the leg shield. If you want to keep the 84-86 front turn signals then you cannot run the 87 glovebox. You will need the glovebox that has no turn signals on it which was an accessory from the dealer.dr.ona wrote:No worries...I'm going by what I've seen and it appeared that the blinker system wasn't the same and looked funky...not to mention the extra holes as stated. Would the blinker system from a 1986 Spree fit good on a 1987 glovebox? Or would you need to buy the blinker assembly for a 1987 Spree and install it on the 1986?bradthreee wrote:Sorry Doc,dr.ona wrote:That's for a 1987 Spree...will not fit an 84-86 Spree without looking like sh#t.
You need the other style that does not have the blinkers attached to it.
R
the 87 "glovebox" fits all years and in my opinion looks much better. It mounts in the same location as the non turn signal glove box. There will just be one hole left over from where the original turn signals mount on the leg shield.
Which ever glove box you decide to go with, make sure it comes with the mounting hardware as the dealer has discountinued most of those parts.