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1974-1981 Camaro Outer Rear Spoiler, Right Hand - Oer 339434 on 2040-parts.com

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Canton, Texas, United States

Canton, Texas, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:339434 Warranty:Yes Surface Finish:fiberglass

1974-1981 Camaro Outer Rear Spoiler, Right Hand



 1974-81 Camaro Outer Rear Spoiler; RH

The 1974-81 three piece style rear spoiler included a center spoiler and two outer spoilers. This was the optional spoiler used by General Motors on all 1974-81 Camaro models. A change was made in 1974 on the design of the outer spoilers but the same center spoiler is used from 1970 through 1981.

This is the the right hand side spoiler that attatched to the quarter panel. Manufactured in fiberglass and includes the correct mounting studs molded into the bottom for mounting to the quarter panel (attachment nuts not ncluded).


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