Cobb Accessport Ap3 Sub 004 on 2040-parts.com
Alhambra, California, United States
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Hello, looking to sell my Cobb accessport (AP3-SUB-004). Unfortunately someone totaled my car and so I un-married it before they took my car away. Only used for about 5k miles in excellent condition, just doesn't have double sided sticky tape since it's one time use. Everything else is included. View pics., to see excellent condition and that is has been un-married Will work for -15,16 Wrx and -15,16 Sti......any other models and you are on your own ** can also do local meet up if you choose -Feel free to contact me for info |
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