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Unpainted Roof Spoiler For 06~10 Passat B6 Mk6 ◎ on 2040-parts.com

US $57.00
Location:

Taiwan, Taiwan

Taiwan, Taiwan
Condition:New Brand:cqicqi collection Placement on Vehicle:Rear Manufacturer Part Number:0000

-Brand New Style roof spoiler, 100% MIT & unused

-Made of Hi-Quality PUH that can be curved to fit the rear glass perfectly

-Be installed in 5 min, 3M twin adhesive attached

FITNESS:
 2005~2010 VW PASSAT B6(MK6)

 Color *UNPAINTED*
 


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