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As the topic says I would like to buy a plastic not fiberglass front bar off a s2 Stagea pm me some pics and a price or just let me know if you have one that you want to get rid of thanks

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I have a front and rear stock bars for s2, front has been repaired and rear is in average condition. Japanese Import Spares have 2 front Dayz bars but they both have light damage on them.

I have a front and rear stock bars for s2, front has been repaired and rear is in average condition. Japanese Import Spares have 2 front Dayz bars but they both have light damage on them.

could u send me some pictures of the front bar please and a price does it have the lights? I have been in contact with jis and as far as I'm Concerned they want way to much no lights and its damaged! To repair it paint and buy lights it would cost over $600 and they won't budge on the price

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