espanolie

Category: Accessories
Price (no $ sign please): $3300
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits (select ONLY those which apply): 993
Location (Region): SoCAl
Item Condition: Used

Available here is a beautiful, rare and difficult to find genuine Porsche 993 Turbo S rear spoiler for sale aka as Aerokit Turbo S. In used, but excellent condition. No scratches, dents or marks whatsoever. It will certainly add that final touch to any 993. Finished in Polar Silver.

Actual part number on the spoiler reads 993.512.980.02 and the new part number is 000.044.800.16 as verified by my local dealership, which they can sell you a brand new for $7,205 and take two weeks to receive with another dime to paint it.

This sale includes the spoiler pictured with no hardware to install. It also includes the inner grille (993.512.501.00) and outer grille (993.512.333.01). Contact your local dealership or mechanic for fitment and other hardware for installation. Emblems pictured will be removed unless Buyer wants them. Spoiler is pictured when it was installed to confirm fitment and how it would look installed. Spoiler is ready for delivery now. Reasonable offers will be considered.

I'd rather not ship with worry of damage and prefer a local pick up. If an out of area Buyer wants it and we agree to terms and delivery, then I'll ship it.

Due to such a strong interest outside my local area I've made shipping available via truck transport. Spoiler will be shipped within a custom made crate/box on a pallet to your dock or front door. Please pm me for shipping quote.

Thanks for looking.

Spyder_Man

Any interest in trading for an OEM Turbo spoiler in Polar Silver (including OEM grill & rubbers)?

espanolie

thanks for the interest. wife says get rid of things and clean up the garage. i appreciate the thought.

Spyder_Man

No sweat. Good luck avoid the wife-wrath and GLWS.

espanolie

i assure you i've been married long enough and know how to avoid the wife-wrath

espanolie

wife is telling me to sell - someone make me a reasonable offer

Opo

I agree with you about shipping , I sold one about 18 months ago , packed it thight and took pictures of the packaging and when it arrived to the buyer it was damaged , thank god I took pictures and for that only reason I received my money back from fed ex
GLWS

espanolie

i'm glad to see other similar opinions as i was beginning to think i was a bit paranoid with shipping something this large - and delicate. thanks for your feedback.

jhg41977

Maybe contact an antiques shipper? They could make a wooden crate and I would think, package it well.

luial

I'm interested. pm sent

espanolie

pm's returned

espanolie

great idea - thanks for the suggestion

LexVan

Ric, sell your wing to LA Dismantlers. As for shipping, a wardrobe box works well. Very expensive to ship.

espanolie

no thanks - la dismantlers will give pennies on the dollar

espanolie

all pm's answered