lip spoiler (pianted Imola Red) for sale

BIGRED_90 · 08-24-2004, 03:18 PM

I have an Imola Red lip spoiler for sale.
I will post a picture of it later.

I bought it for my 330ci, but realized that the spoiler is for a sedan only after I painted it, which means I can't return it to the dealer. I didn't know the trunk dimensions are slightly different from a sedan to a coupe. Anyway, it's my bad for getting the wrong part and painting it before making sure it was the right part.

Reply to this post or PM me if you're interested. The part cost me $150, but I'll take any reasonable offers.

JBlaze · 08-25-2004, 05:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BIGRED_90

I have an Imola Red lip spoiler for sale.
I will post a picture of it later.

I bought it for my 330ci, but realized that the spoiler is for a sedan only after I painted it, which means I can't return it to the dealer. I didn't know the trunk dimensions are slightly different from a sedan to a coupe. Anyway, it's my bad for getting the wrong part and painting it before making sure it was the right part.

Reply to this post or PM me if you're interested. The part cost me $150, but I'll take any reasonable offers.

Can you send pics to me please: Jblaze4u@comcast.net
thanks!

BIGRED_90 · 08-25-2004, 09:22 PM

Here are the pictures

Top View

Bottom View: I put the mounting tape on and realized that this is for a sedan. The tape came with the lip spoiler. When you're ready to mount this, all you would need to do is peel off the backing.

Minor Flaw: This is a close-up of a section on the spoiler that has a paint "zit" from when the paint dried. If you were looking at this once the spoiler is mounted, you would see this in the back bottom side about a third way in from the right side. If you look carefully at the second picture (in the middle of the picture) you can get an idea of where it is. The location of this minor flaw is such that once it is mounted, you really won't be able to see it, unless you peeked under the lip. I had a bodyshop paint this for me and I guess this happened when the paint dried.

BIGRED_90 · 08-25-2004, 10:02 PM

Not sure why the pictures disappeared.... I"m putting them up again. This time as attachments. The pictures are in the same order as the above post, for the purposes of descriptions.

08-24-2004, 03:18 PM	#1
BIGRED_90 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: White Plains, NY Posts: 282 My Ride: bicycle View My Garage	lip spoiler (pianted Imola Red) for sale I have an Imola Red lip spoiler for sale. I will post a picture of it later. I bought it for my 330ci, but realized that the spoiler is for a sedan only after I painted it, which means I can't return it to the dealer. I didn't know the trunk dimensions are slightly different from a sedan to a coupe. Anyway, it's my bad for getting the wrong part and painting it before making sure it was the right part. Reply to this post or PM me if you're interested. The part cost me $150, but I'll take any reasonable offers.

08-25-2004, 10:02 PM	#4
BIGRED_90 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: White Plains, NY Posts: 282 My Ride: bicycle View My Garage	Not sure why the pictures disappeared.... I"m putting them up again. This time as attachments. The pictures are in the same order as the above post, for the purposes of descriptions. Attached Thumbnails

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08-25-2004, 09:22 PM	#3
BIGRED_90 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: White Plains, NY Posts: 282 My Ride: bicycle View My Garage	Here are the pictures Top View Bottom View: I put the mounting tape on and realized that this is for a sedan. The tape came with the lip spoiler. When you're ready to mount this, all you would need to do is peel off the backing. Minor Flaw: This is a close-up of a section on the spoiler that has a paint "zit" from when the paint dried. If you were looking at this once the spoiler is mounted, you would see this in the back bottom side about a third way in from the right side. If you look carefully at the second picture (in the middle of the picture) you can get an idea of where it is. The location of this minor flaw is such that once it is mounted, you really won't be able to see it, unless you peeked under the lip. I had a bodyshop paint this for me and I guess this happened when the paint dried.