Rear Spoiler 1970 Barracuda on 2040-parts.com
McDonough, Georgia, US
Rear Spoiler originally purchased for 1970 Barracuda. This spoiler will fit most early 70's 'pony' cars. This item is new with all hardware included to mount. This item was never mounted or modified.
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