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Carbon Honda Accord 8th Sedan Oem Type Rear Us Trunk Spoiler Rear 2008-2012 Ex on 2040-parts.com

US $169.00
Location:

Taoyuan, Taiwan

Taoyuan, Taiwan
Condition:New Brand:HONDA Interchange Part Number:5466OLPJIUGHUY Primary Color:CARBON FIBER Other Part Number:TRUNK SPOILER Manufacturer Part Number:ACCORD 8th SEDAN Warranty:No Surface Finish:Japan toray production Carbon 3k 2x2 twill weave Country/Region of Manufacture:Taiwan UPC:Does not apply


== This Auction For CARBON ==

Honda Accord 8th 4D Sedan/Saloon US Model OEM Type Rear Trunk Spoiler Wing

For - Accord 8th- 2008-2012 - 4D Sedan/Saloon

Fit 08-12 Accord 4D Sedan US Model, Not Fit Euro Model

Material : CARBON FIBER

Japan toray production Carbon 3k 2x2 twill weave

 

    *High quality spoiler and the quality are same as picture

    *Perfect for an aggressive updated look!

    *Easy DIY installation, no screw, no drill, no modification required.

    *Installation is completely reversible, therefore will not leave permanent mark.

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