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Pierson, Florida, United States
This is a nice dark red factory rear spoiler from a 2003 ford Taurus it is in good condition with all its attachments in great condition and the third break light is tested good.
KEEP IN MIND FORD USED A DIFFERENT DARK RED EVERY YEAR. SO THE COLOR COULD BE A LITTLE LIGHTER OR DARKER THEN YOUR RED. Feel free to ask any questions |
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