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Cbk Frp Rame Ac987 Conversion Rear Bumper Kit Auto Body Mazda Rx-7 Fd3s 93-97 Us on 2040-parts.com

US $240.00
Location:

91710, US

91710, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Surface Finish:FRP Manufacturer Part Number:cbk_10234 Part Brand:CBK Warranty:No

CBK FRP RAME AC987 Conversion Rear Bumper > Mazda RX-7 FD3S 1993-1997
 

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Description / Notes:
"NEW -- CBK FRP RAME AC987 Conversion Rear Bumper > Mazda RX-7 FD3S 1993-1997 "
Part # : cbk_10234
Make : Mazda
Model : RX-7
Material : FRP
Category : Vehicles & Parts > Vehicle Parts & Accessories > Motor Vehicle Exterior > Bumpers
Condition : New

Product Notes :

Does not include lights This bumper uses C5 Corvette tail lights for the large lights, as for the small reverse lights we recommend a universal type light.

Description :

California Body Kits is a WHITE LABEL brand made by or distributed by various manufacturers as California Body Kits. Distributed out of our distribution warehouse in Fullerton CA and Las Vegas NV. Sales T must be applied to sales within California or Nevada. Includes mesh grille where applicable.

We want all customers to know that there will always be minor sanding, shaving, cutting, and/or filling prior to installing FRP (fiberglass) parts. Also, the primer finish must be sanded and other prep work will be required prior to painting. It is normal to find small cracks in the gelcoat or fiberglass, this is easily fixed during the prepping process. The primer finish must be sanded and other prep work will be required prior to painting. Fiberglass parts are hand made, they are not machine made and therefore not perfect.

Vehicles depicted are highly modified for show which may include molding or adding to the original piece. Parts such as lights, splitters, canards, paint, wings, and others accessories are not included unless specified in the product description. Pictures are meant to show the style of the item(s) in the listing and in some cases may not necessarily show the exact year/make/model of the vehicle listed in the title and description.
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