Ferrari 360 Rear Bumper on 2040-parts.com
Santa Monica, California, US
Ferrari 360 Rear Bumper, came off a race car, has lots of paint on it, will need a good sanding down with an orbital sander, maybe a little fiberglas work on the rear, All there though, a bit of elbow grease should save $$$, local pick up is fine, I can drop it off at Greyhound bus station and have them deliver to your nearest Grehound station for $90, if you want it to your door with UPS etc shipping is aprx $125 in the US.
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