Bmw E39, E39 M5 Carbon Fiber Rear Boot Wing on 2040-parts.com
Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand
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This listing is for BMW E39Carbon Fiber Alpina style Rear Boot Wing. This carbon fiber Alpina Style rear boot wing is a fibreglass laminated with REAL Carbon fiber. For the Carbon fibre of this BMW E39 Alpina Style rear boot wing, you can choose : - Black Carbon fiber : plain weave 1x1 - Black Carbon fibre : twill weave 2x2 - Silver Carbon fiber - Red Carbon fibre Please be informed that this is the real carbon fibre, not the fake carbon fiber nor 3M sticker. The production of this BMW E39 Alpina Style rear boot wing is between 4-6 weeks. More Carbon fiber products for BMW E39, E39 M5 : BMW E39, E39 M5 Carbon fiber Another quality products from NVD Autosport Thank you
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