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We now have the 996 duck tail available, we include the factory 997 GT3 plastic grills and come mounted. The introductory promo price will be less than $600.00 for the first ten wings and includes free shipping in the lower 48 states. Regular price will be a little over 800. The "catch" per say is that we would really like the photos of your new wing on your car when finished for promos, thus the discount for your valuable time. We also appreciate your feedback on it. Please let us know if your an interested party in this mutually beneficial promo.
To each his own, right? I think it's hideous. But, I also think that if somebody wants to put it on their car then they should! We all have our own opinions. I would be worried about fit and finish though. Aftermarket parts sometimes require significant work from a local body shop to complete the proper look.
Ok guys. Here they are. The 996 duck tail does come with GT3 air induction openings and we provide OEM GT3 grills on them already pre-mounted. Hope you really like it.
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