RDX Racedesign Roof spoiler suitable for Volkswagen Crafter (H1) 2006-2016 & Mercedes Sprinter (H1) 2006-2018 & 2018- (with 2 barn doors) (PU) CL421767 Experience improved performance with K&N

Name: RDX Racedesign Roof spoiler suitable for Volkswagen Crafter (H1) 2006-2016 & Mercedes Sprinter (H1) 2006-2018 & 2018- (with 2 barn doors) (PU) CL421767 Experience improved performance with K&N
Brand: homeinformationguru.com
SKU: 51456372985
Price: 603.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5823 (25 reviews)

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RDX Racedesign Roof spoiler suitable for Volkswagen Crafter (H1) 2006-2016 & Mercedes Sprinter (H1) 2006-2018 & 2018- (with 2 barn doors) (PU) CL421767 Experience improved performance with K&N

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RDX Racedesign Roof spoiler suitable for Volkswagen Crafter (H1) 2006 2016 & Mercedes Sprinter (H1) 2006 2018 & 2018 (with 2 barn doors) (PU) CL421767 Experience improved performance with K&N Experience improved performance with K&N Performance Air Intake Kit Suitable for dirty and aging headlights: Significantly improves light output Made of high quality PUR IHS We recommend to have this done by a professional and to follow the instructions

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