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New B Carbon Fiber Front Bumper Add-on Lip Screw-On Retrofit/Upgrade 2010-2013 M-Benz W212 Pre-facelift E63 AMG MB-W212-5 Made

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$330
1-19 sets
$280
20-49 sets
$230
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Position

Front Bumper

Material

Carbon Fiber

Color

Customization options
custom service (Min. order: 100 sets)

Key attributes

Condition

New

Purpose

for retrofit/upgrade

Place of Origin

Taiwan, China

Model Number

MB-W212-5

Type

Bumper

Items Included

No

At a glance

  • Carbon Fiber Material: The carbon fiber material ensures a lightweight and durable front bumper, enhancing both performance and aesthetic appeal.

  • Screw-On Attachment: The screw-on attachment type provides a secure and easy-to-install solution for retrofitting or upgrading the front bumper.

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Key attributes

Condition
New
Purpose
for retrofit/upgrade
Place of Origin
Taiwan, China
Model Number
MB-W212-5
Type
Bumper
Items Included
No
Attachment Type
Screw-On
Car Make
2010-2013 M-Benz W212 Pre-facelift E63 AMG Only

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
180X60X10 cm
Single gross weight
8.0 kg

Lead time

Customization options

custom service(+ from /Min. order: 100 sets)
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