FS Win Sports Sport Rear Spoiler
05-10-07, 06:28 PM
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FS Win Sports Sport Rear Spoiler
FS Win Sports spoiler. I bought the item from Steve at Carson and paid almost $300 to have it prepped and painted. The finish is flawless. Color Code 199.
$340 shipped.
$340 shipped.
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05-11-07, 12:37 PM
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05-18-07, 07:57 PM
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Please be cautious and use your common sense when buying something expensive from someone you don't know here on ClubLexus. If something' seems too good to be true, question extensively before you buy.
Here are some easy-to-do tips that can at least help mitigate some of the risk:
1) Search on posts by sellers to see what they've bought/sold in the past. Were there any issues other people posted about? PM somebody else who bought something big from them in the past to see if it turned out OK.
2) Do some research on the person using the information you have available. Have they been a member on ClubLexus long? Do they just sell stuff or do they really participate (so that people might know them better)? Did they post about having problems with the item they're now selling?
3) Request contact information from the seller and test them where possible (phone #s and email, address as well) to make sure they work as a way to get in touch with them.
They are only following the rules. You dont need to be so harsh.
Please be cautious and use your common sense when buying something expensive from someone you don't know here on ClubLexus. If something' seems too good to be true, question extensively before you buy.
Here are some easy-to-do tips that can at least help mitigate some of the risk:
1) Search on posts by sellers to see what they've bought/sold in the past. Were there any issues other people posted about? PM somebody else who bought something big from them in the past to see if it turned out OK.
2) Do some research on the person using the information you have available. Have they been a member on ClubLexus long? Do they just sell stuff or do they really participate (so that people might know them better)? Did they post about having problems with the item they're now selling?
3) Request contact information from the seller and test them where possible (phone #s and email, address as well) to make sure they work as a way to get in touch with them.
They are only following the rules. You dont need to be so harsh.
05-18-07, 08:54 PM
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Guys I've cleaned this post up from several unnecessary and rude posts. Keep this polte please.
I have this exact spoiler and it did take three prep / paint sessions to get it painted. The type of fiberglass used is especially porous and has pinholes if not prepped correctly. I heard many complaints how hard it was
PSG, folks have good reason to ask for references to measure their risk in purchasing.
I have this exact spoiler and it did take three prep / paint sessions to get it painted. The type of fiberglass used is especially porous and has pinholes if not prepped correctly. I heard many complaints how hard it was
PSG, folks have good reason to ask for references to measure their risk in purchasing.
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