Scion Xd Oem Spoiler 76085-52150 on 2040-parts.com
Hurricane, West Virginia, US
Scion xD OEM spoiler from a 2008 model. Painted OEM Black Sand Pearl. Easy installation with factory clip holes. Buy with confidence. This part is being sold "AS IS" and returns will not be accepted. Please be aware of this prior to bidding.
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