Saw some CF parts from Anvil today.
 

Matt came by to check out Penny and say hi over at Best Of Show. The best part is that he brought some of his parts.

Let me tell you right now. Those are some of the nicest carbon fiber parts I've ever seen. Top notch quality.

The front upper valence was his all CF version and I would be surprised it it weighted two pounds. The body guys at BOS test fit it on a '68 they had almost built and the fitment was dead on. Also, the finish was very nice.

Matt also show us a prototype of a rear spoiler, it was for a '69 or I would have beat him and took it for SEMA, it was very nice and again weighed almost nothing. I like the small tear-drops on it. Functionally they strenghten the area where the studs are but they look cool as well. These should be hot sellers. Maybe the lighter weight will keep my trunk lid from smashing me in my head.

A nice guy with some killer products coming out for our cars. Looks like I'm going to be broke for a while.

And since posts suck without pics..

http://picsorban.com/upload/anvilcarbon.jpg

Any Pricing Steve?

Eleventy billion dollars...


$400.00 for the upper valance. Rear spolier is TBD.. :(

They have another upper valance that costs less since the base if fiberglass. You can find pricing on thier site.

http://www.anvilauto.com/

I just wanted to report that both myself the owner of Best of Show was impressed with the quality and weight (or lack of weight)

That's cool! I think I need that...not want...need! :unibrow:

Yeah those parts look killer. Looks like Ill have to save up.

I think they'd look killer on a black car, left in CF

can i have all the parts you guys replace with carbonfiber?

WOW!...Once again too many choices never enough $$$.

Amen to that brother...:yes:

Message from Anvil
 

Thanks for the post Steve and also fot your kind words! I really enjoyed my time at Best of Show and meeting you as well as Dick and John.

To Steve McQueeen Rules,
Love your screen name! If you are a real Steve McQueen fan, a friend of mine owns his old ranch up in Santa Clara, CA. He turned it into a mini vinyard and fixed up the old farm house. If you're ever in my area look me up.
The '69 rear spoilers are now in production and I should have them ready to sell in about a month or so. Deck lids I hope to have ready before the end of the year. Everything else is on our website: www.anvilauto.com

Best, MaTT
ANVil

Looking forward to the day when a complete body can be done in Carbon Fiber:yes:
I will be in line!

Are there any plans for a '69 TransAm rear spoiler?

Jan