2004—2008 Pontiac Grand Prix Sport Red Spoiler on 2040-parts.com
Pompano Beach, Florida, US
Up for bid is a nice used 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix sport red rear spoiler. Auction is for the spoiler only it does not include the brake light. This spoiler will fit Pontiac grand prixs from 2004 to 2008. It has no major dents or cracks and its never been in an accident. There is no major scratches on the top of the spoiler. It may have a very few minor marks that are very minute to the eye . there are no returns for this item so please bid accordingly. The part number on the back is 1526 8764. If this rear spoiler will color match your Pontiac grand prix you may want to check with your local dealership giving them your VIN number. Also if you want to you can take it to your local body and paint shop and they could paint it any color you want. Please feel free to ask any questions for you bid. Thank you and good luck bidding.
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