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Hi All,

As topic states, I have a good condition RPS13 (Type X White - 326) OEM rear bumper with foam insert & reinforcement bar.

The paint is in good condition, as stated in Type X OEM white (colour code 326). However there are slight markings where the rear valance and pods bolt up. Should be able to be waxed/polished or buffed out.

Picture shows it fitted (note: rear valance and pods NOT included), although it is currently off the car awaiting pick up.

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Will get more pictures in the next few days of it off the car.

Pick up in Burwood East VIC. After $100 for the lot. Contact/sms zero four two one one two one eight one eight for any interest.

Cheers,

Andy

Edited by AnDyStYLe
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Bump... Most people running aftermarket rear bars don't run the rear reinforcement bar. Unless you want to have a nasty rear end, install your reinforcement bar NOAW!!!

This is perfect for you, people are asking the same or more just for the reinforcement bar. You get a OEM bumper as well. Go old school OEM like a bawzzzz!

Price is ono :happy:

Cheers,

Andy

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