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Rear Roof Spoiler For Volvo S80 Sedan 2006-2009 on 2040-parts.com

C $129.00
Location:

326, Taiwan

326, Taiwan

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Auction

Rear Roof Spoiler

Brand

Volvo

Type

S80

Year

2006-2009

Style

Fits Sedan 4D

Material

PUF

Item Description

arrowThis auction is for painted item. Please advise your paint code.

arrowMade of high quality PUF; ejected by blowing mold. Impeccable fitting!

arrowDone with 3 layers Standox paint; brand new item in glossy condition.

arrowOnly one-third of retail price for you to get this unique product.

arrowTo install this item, please clean the rear window with solvent; peal off the pre-installed 3M adhesive tape to fix on the right place. The mounting steps take only minutes. No need to drill any hole and the process is reversible.

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