06 Mazda Rx8 Seibon Carbon Fiber Body Kit, Rims on 2040-cars
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
19x8.5" ADR rims with good tread left on tires, blox lugs Seibon Carbon fiber side skirts, hood, trunk, front lip, rear diffusers, license plate backing HKS Hi-power exhaust Tein s-tech lowering springs, Mazdaspeed struts clear turn signal covers tinted rear window fitted factory car cover
I have all the factory parts also, could be put back to stock if you wanted. Everything I have goes with the car. Stock trunk comes with factory and high AIT spoiler. Also have extra set of AIT side skirts and factory rear diffusers.
Clean title in hand only 33,000 miles, 6 speed AT I have never had any problems with this car, just no time to drive it. All carbon fiber parts and roof have all been plasti-dipped. Can be removed if you wanted, the hood was starting to fade but that was it. Everything else was in good condition.
Some scuffs/scratches on rear bumper, nickel sized dent on pass side door. Interior is in very good condition. No tears/stains You can text me with any questions. 814-414-9863 Located in Harrisburg, PA. Feel free to come take a look. |
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