Spoiler removal?

[Pushing Fifty]

I'm looking at purchasing a second NB, a 2002 GLS. I'll see it in person Monday, the 19th to make a final decision, but in photos, I notice it has a rear spoiler. I think NBs look much better without them, but this car appears to be in great cosmetic shape and is priced right otherwise.. It also has the rear brake light running through it, but it looks like the original slot for this light is still at the top of the trunklid and it was simply moved to the spoiler.

Is it an easy job (like a couple of screws) to remove the spoiler and place the rear brake light back to its intended place, or is this an involved job that a body shop should do? If it's complex and/or expensive, I may just leave the spoiler there and live with it. If it's only a couple of hundred bucks to "delete" the spoiler, I'll take it to a shop.

[MyOtherRidesAVette]

It's obviously an aftermarket spoiler, so the attachment and wiring are going to be manufacturer specific. No way for anyone to know without a pic that might enable someone to not only indentify it, but know how it is attached and wired. However, that said, anything that can be done, can be undone. Well, except for ringing a bell. (lol)

M.

[Pushing Fifty]

Uh, well, never mind. Upon seeing the car in person, both the front and rear bumpers looked like someone took a wire brush to them! They would have both had to be repainted, which would probably cost at least $2000 to do it right. The search continues........