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Saturn Coupe: Sc1,sc2, (3dr) Custom Style Unpainted Spoiler 1997-2000 on 2040-parts.com

US $79.99
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UNITED STATES, United States

UNITED STATES, United States
Condition:New Warranty:Yes Brand:THE SPOILER STORE Placement on Vehicle:Rear PART NUMBER:10N Surface Finish:not painted Manufacturer Part Number:Cal-D

UNPAINTED SPOILER

  • Our spoilers are brand new one piece blow-molded ABS spoilers
  • Made in a state of the art factory that is ISO 9002 and QS 9000 certified
  • Will not chip or crack like fiberglass
  • Comes with general instructions and all necessary hardware, "template Strips" and gaskets for installation
  • They are lightweight therefore you will not need to replace the factory trunk springs
  • Lifetime warranty against manufacture defects
  • Drilling is required

If replacing an existing spoiler please email us about it before ordering.

HAWAII, ALASKA, PUERTO RICO, AND ALL OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS CUSTOMERS WILL NEED TO SELECT THE SHIPPING CHARGE FOR $45.00


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