Painted Bmw E92 3 Series M3 Type Rear Trunk Boot Spoiler Wing 2d #a51 ○ on 2040-parts.com
Made in Taiwan, TW
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Color |
PLEASE NOTE this acution ONLY provide COLOR CODE: #A51 Montego Blue Met
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Model |
BMW E92 3-Series 2D Coupe/Compact M3 Type Rear Trunk/Boot Spoiler Wing ABS |
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Year |
2007-2011 |
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Fitment |
Fit 07-11 2D Coupe 328i, 335i and M3 |
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