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New Reproduced Fiberglass Front Lower Spoiler Volvo Amazon 121 122s 123gt on 2040-parts.com

US $195.00
Location:

Nieuwegein, Netherlands

Nieuwegein, Netherlands
These brand new handmade front lower spoilers may contain some minor imperfections
Country/Region of Manufacture:Netherlands

Brand new fiberglass front spoilers for the Volvo Amazon! 

This elegant -hand made- front spoiler will give your Amazon a stunning look. 
Installing the spoiler is very easy. The holes for the bumper brackets are already in place. 
An installation manual is also included (see last two photo's for a preview)

The spoiler will be delivered in grey coloured primer (as can be seen on the pictures). 
Since these spoilers are hand made, they might contain some minor imperfections. So you might need to use some filler in order to prep it for painting.

Due the length of the spoiler (roughly 60 inch/150 centimeters) only Express delivery is possible. 
Worldwide shipping is no problem. Shipping rates for your country not listed? Send me your address and I'll provide you the shipping costs asap.

If you have any questions, please let me know!

Kind regards,
Eric

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