Jdm Subaru Impreza Wrx Sti Black Facelift Kouki Grill Grille Gc8 Gf8 Ej20 on 2040-parts.com
Leicester, GB
Auction for a JDM Genuine Subaru Impreza front Grill to fit the Classic Shape Impreza Gc8 Saloon and Gf8 Hatchback 1993-2000 in Black. I also have the more aggressive facelift grill available for sale, browse my other items.
Normal usage scuffs that can be expected, see detailed pictures below. One of the Mounting tab is broken, and it has a crack that has been repaired. See detailed pictures below.
Other Impreza parts available, please do email if you have any questions.
Detailed Pictures:
broken tab
repaired crack
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