F101 chassis rear wing compatibility

[Kingfisher]

I found and rebuilt/restored a very mistreated Ferrari F189 (#58084) - F101 Chassis. I am missing the rear wing. Finding the actual F101 wing seems impossible considering the age of the car. An F1 car without a rear wing looks weird to me, so I am willing to put anything that fits on there, even if it's not correct for this car as long as it doesn't require modification to the actual chassis. Will the other wings from F102 to F104 fit? Do they use the same mounting points? Are there any other ideas on what would work? Thank you.

[futureworks]

Maybe helpful info: https://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=134774&id=16836

[TurnipJF]

On 9/16/2022 at 9:29 PM, Kingfisher said:

I found and rebuilt/restored a very mistreated Ferrari F189 (#58084) - F101 Chassis. I am missing the rear wing. Finding the actual F101 wing seems impossible considering the age of the car. An F1 car without a rear wing looks weird to me, so I am willing to put anything that fits on there, even if it's not correct for this car as long as it doesn't require modification to the actual chassis. Will the other wings from F102 to F104 fit? Do they use the same mounting points? Are there any other ideas on what would work? Thank you.

What is the distance between the two screw holes on the back of the motor pod? 3cm centre to centre is the spacing between the screw holes that the F103, F104, TRF and the vast majority of aftermarket wings mount to. (And probably F102 wings too, although I don't have one to hand to check.) I'd be very much surprised if the F101 didn't start what seems to have become the standard mount spacing for 1/10 F1 rear wings.