Purpose

Well, to make the car look different, duh :)
Exterior modifications are very personal, so chances are very few people will agree regarding what looks good and what doesn't.  I will restrict the information here to what I have verified and also to that which is tasteful.  You will not find information about giant aluminum spoilers designed for touring cars here.

Airdams:
• Original accessories:
• Volkswagen dealerships sold a front airdam as part of their Autobahn line of accessories.  It has been long discontinued, and there are no more left in the main parts warehouse in the USA.
• A3-platform Volkswagen parts:
• The lower black lip from an A3 VW Jetta or Golf will mount under the factory Fox bumper with minor modifications.  In order to mount it, it has to be flipped upside-down compared to how it mounts on the A3 VW, and also trimmed for length.  If anyone has specific instructions, please e-mail me and I will post them here.
• Chevrolet S-10 parts:
• A mid- to late-1980s Chevrolet S-10's front airdam will also mount under the factory Fox bumper.  It is essentially a piece of flexible flat plastic that mounts along the lower edge of the Fox bumper.  As I have heard, the shape is nearly identical, and it only needs to be trimmed for length in the wheel area.  Here is a picture of Karl's wagon with the S-10 airdam installed.
• Ford Probe parts:
• I know nothing about how this was done.  It caught my eye in an Auto Trader ad.  If I were to attempt using this bumper, I would try to remove the plastic piece that sits "above" the bumper, and also get rid of the amber0coloured lights in the bumper, with either tinted or clear ones.  Furthermore, I'd attempt to find a "big bumper" for the rear.
• Side Skirts:
• Rear Spoilers:
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Thanks to anyone who sends me more info!

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