1994 To 2000 Volvo Oem Wagon Spoiler, 850r, T5r, V70r, 850, V70, V70xc Wing on 2040-parts.com
Barnstable, Massachusetts, US
This listing covers only the OEM Volvo 1994-2000 tailgate spoiler shown in the first four pictures, and also shown as the red spoiler in the last three pictures. For the silver spoiler, please see my other listing.
It is complete with the necessary installation brackets to install on your 1994 to 2000 Volvo 850. 850GLT, 850R, T5R, V70, V70T5, V70XC, etc. wagon. The brackets are the simple one piece type for easy installation. For anti-rattle purposes, you may wish to use double sided tape between the spoiler and the tailgate.
This spoiler may be used on your wagon whether it has longitudinal rails or not, they do not interfere.
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