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Oem Rear Spoiler Wing Air Dam Kit Mazda 6 09 10 11 12 13 Nice Comet Grey New on 2040-parts.com

US $85.00
Location:

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
Please read the entire listing for details as to condition and interchange. The compatibility charts in ebay are more or less what the models/years are for without specifics; the listing specifics we detail will show you precisely what you need to verify. Otherwise please email us for questions! WE SHIP WITHIN ONE BUSINESS DAY normally so you get the item quick with Fedex. Areas outside the 48 States will ship USPS Parcel Post if NOT a flat rate box service available. THANK YOU!!!!
Brand:Mazda Interchange Part Number:169.MZ1T10 Manufacturer Part Number:V4-920-91 Placement on Vehicle:Rear

Up for sale is a NEW OEM REAR SPOILER  - never installed!.  New from dealer, but not boxed (was ordered in wrong color)..comes with hardware etc shown.

WE WILL BUBBLE WRAP AND PROFESSIONALLY BOX IT FOR YOU. We did not see any damage but to over state it, we are going to say a minor scratch on it possible; it would buff off if there is even one when it arrives.

Fits: 2009-2013 Mazda 6 - Comet Grey is the color (paint code 37D). Please do not just match photos, they show different colors of this shade.

The free shipping is for the USA 48 states. We will gladly ship worldwide though email us first for costs since many countries it is too large to ship to.

PLEASE NOTE!   We want your repeat business! We try to "over-describe" the condition so as to cover any possible shipping handling marks. MOST parts are nice, just not boxed. IF you have any questions, please ask prior to purchasing please. We WILL do all we can to give you the truthful answer in all listing. We are a Christian company who try to treat others as we would want to be treated....this may not matter to some; but to us it is important. 

IF we make a mistake, please contact us and allow us to fix it. IF you open an ebay dispute, it really just gives us one option to allow you to return it, at the buyers expense according to ebay listing rules.  IF we made a mistake, we will do all we can to make it right.  IF you make a mistake, we offer simple no hassle returns (though we ask you to cover the shipping).  

We want to earn your business and your feedback. Once your item is paid, we will post positive feedback for you; we ask the same and will do all we can to earn it. We appreciate a 5 star rating on all services we offer, and will work to earn it. 
Please contact us with any questions!!  Thank you!!! 

INTERNATIONAL BUYERS! PLEASE NOTE! Buyers of items shipped outside the USA are responsible for customs fees/taxes/duties and may encounter delays due to customs inspections. PLEASE be aware of this!

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