Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale Stripe on 2040-parts.com
Brisbane, QLD, Australia
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Ferrari F360 Challenge Stradale Stripe The kit is easy to fit and will not damage your paintwork. The quality polymer material will not fade, shrink or crack and the high gloss clear coat finish blends perfectly with the paintwork and can be safely washed and polished. Easily removable or replaced when damaged. Supplied with spare hood segment and easy fit instructions. Ferrari F360 Challenge Stradale Stripe Italian Tricolor * This kit is designed to be a flexible fit and would look great on any Ferrari. All segments supplied are 4' (1200mm) long for a universal fit. |
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