For Bmw E82 (salon) 1-series Performance Style Rear Spoiler Wing on 2040-parts.com
US $166.00
Location:
Factory in shanghai, China
Condition:NewManufacturer Part Number:PHRE82RDFMaterial:3K twill weave real carbon fiberPlacement on Vehicle:RearPacking:White foam-small&large bubble wrap-cardboxSurface Finish:Clear gel-coated glossy finishedShipping way:EMS (DHL, FEDEX, UPS AVAILABLE IF REQUIRED)Warranty:YesShip To:Worlwide(please contact us if can not buy on ebay)Country/Region of Manufacture:ChinaProcessing Time:2-3 Working days, Have In StockPart Brand:PHRUPC:Does not apply
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For BMW E82 Coupe E88 Sports 1 Series Rear Spoiler
Description
THIS ITEMS CAN BE SHIPPED TO WORLDWIDE, BUYER PLEASE CONTACT US IF CANNOTBUY DIRECTLY ON EBAY
This listing is for 1 pcs Fiber Glass diffuser on as tittle describe
Material: Glossy Fiber Glass
UV protected clear gel-coated
Surface glossy finished
For BMW E82 2 Door Coupe, For BMW E88 2
Due to handcrafted product please accept minor adjustment while fitting
By Ollie Kew
Motor Industry
05 March 2014 11:00
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