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1998 Ford Taurus Rear Spoiler Placement Sketch - Trunk Lid Measurements
Hand-drawn dimensioned sketch of a hood or spoiler on graph paper with measurements and a fitment note.
This document is a hand-drawn measurement sketch on green Ampad graph paper (pad stock numbers 22-141, 22-142, 22-144 printed in the header) showing the placement of a rear spoiler on a vehicle trunk lid (decklid). The sketch depicts the trunk lid outline from above with the spoiler drawn as a curved wing shape near the rear edge. Three dimensions are noted: a 5/16-inch gap between each side of the spoiler and the corresponding edge of the trunk lid (left and right), and a 7 3/4-inch measurement from the rear edge of the trunk lid to the forward end of the spoiler's side mount. An arrow points to a circled spot at the bottom center rear of the spoiler with the handwritten note "Edge of spoiler even with edge of lights," indicating the rear edge of the spoiler should align with the edge of the taillights. The document was uploaded to a 1998 Ford Taurus gallery as "Spoiler.jpg," and while the sketch itself carries no year, make, or model markings, nothing in it contradicts that attribution. A reader can use these measurements as a template for centering and positioning a spoiler on a trunk lid before drilling or mounting.
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Frequently asked questions
- How far should the spoiler sit from each side edge of the trunk lid?
- The sketch shows a 5/16-inch gap between the spoiler and the trunk lid edge on both the left and right sides.
- How far from the rear edge of the trunk lid is the spoiler positioned?
- A 7 3/4-inch dimension is marked from the rear edge of the trunk lid up to the top of the spoiler's side end.
- How is the spoiler aligned front-to-back on the trunk lid?
- A handwritten callout states 'Edge of spoiler even with edge of lights,' meaning the spoiler's rear edge lines up with the edge of the taillights.
- Does this sketch identify a specific spoiler part number or vehicle?
- No. The drawing contains only measurements and an alignment note; the only printed numbers (22-141, 22-142, 22-144) are Ampad paper stock numbers, not vehicle parts.
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