Sell Subaru 04-06 Impreza GD-D STI Peanut Eye Carbon Fiber Hood Scoop in Auto Accessories World, HK, for US $188.00

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:30 Days Return policy details: Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Subaru Placement on Vehicle:Front Surface Finish:High Gloss, No need to Paint Material:Carbon Fiber

Subaru 04-06 Impreza (Peanut Eye) STI Carbon Raised Hood Scoop

Description

Fits for Subaru 04-06 Impreza GD-D (Peanut Eye)
High Style (Not Included Hood)
Made of High Quality Carbon Fiber
100% Brand New
UV-Protected
No need to paint
Perfect Fitment without Modification
Screws are included for installation
Installed by Professional Bodyshop is perfered

Shipping and Handling

$55.00 USD to Continental 48 States Only
For other countries, please email for details.
Item will be shipped out with in 3 days after payment is received.
It normally takes 14 working days to arrive as item is shipped from overseas.
Extra US$8 is needed for insurance. We will send a replacement item to you if item received is broken. If insurance is not bought, no further remedy action can be done
Please give us your contact phone number, it will help to make sure the delivery is successful.
Will provide tracking numbers
Will offer discounts for shipping mulitple items in one order. Please visit other items we have for sales, be happy to save on shipping

Payment Method

We accept Paypal.

Terms and Conditions

All sales are final. All products are sold "AS IS" with no warranty expressed or implied. Packages must be inspected before the staff of the shipping
company leave. Any damage should be reported immediately and directly to the freight company if insurance is bought. For any return or exchange,
bidder need to pay for the shipping fee. (shipping fee is not refundable)

All overseas deliveries are subject to local import duties and taxes and may be affected by Customs and Excise delays.

Please note that we cannot be held liable for any local import duties and taxes.

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Problem Arise

If your find any problems on the item you received, please EMAIL me first before leave neutral or negative feedback. We are pleased to solve problem with you asap.
If insurance is not bought, no further remedy action can be done
If insurance is bought, please open the parcel before the postman leave if you find the package of the parcel is damaged. Then report to the postman and also post office to file a claim.
We will NOT issue any refund shipping fee in any case

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