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Where can I buy 2013 Spyder Limited body plastic?
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Spyder_Cowgirl
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If it's a 2013 RT Ltd, the frame was changed to accomodate the 1330 engine ... but the engine was not ready and they used the 998 engine in the new frame. Thus, 2014 through 2019 plastics should fit ... I would look at http://CanAmOEMparts.com
Good luck in your search .... Ann
JayBros
Well-known member
If you are looking to replace the Right Side Panel (its real name) in its entirety you are talking about three separate parts: the plastic panel itself that comes in several different colors, the Chrome Side Panel Cap (its real name) that comes in a L and R part set, and a screw (Torx-Truss Pt K40 x16 its real name) and the Rotax engine name decal at the bottom of the Side Panel is a separate part, I believe is color coded to the Side Panel, and the parts fiche says to call your local dealer.
FWIW, I was told last year that BRP has consigned some of its older MY plastic body panels to a wholesale parts warehouse called Vintage Parts, or something like that. One of the online parts staff at http://CanAmOEMparts.com that Ann mentioned knows a lot about Can-Am parts because the dealership is actually a large Harley Dealership too.
FWIW, I was told last year that BRP has consigned some of its older MY plastic body panels to a wholesale parts warehouse called Vintage Parts, or something like that. One of the online parts staff at http://CanAmOEMparts.com that Ann mentioned knows a lot about Can-Am parts because the dealership is actually a large Harley Dealership too.
DickB
Active member
I recently bought this 2014 RSS with many body parts missing due to a minor crash. Here's how I found parts.
Look up part numbers here: https://epc.brp.com/. Do a search on the part numbers that you need. You will get hits on new parts if available and used parts on eBay. Many of the new parts were not in stock at distributors but had to be ordered from the supplier, so it took up to 2 weeks to get some parts. I needed more than 20 parts but was able to find them all, some used but most new.
Look up part numbers here: https://epc.brp.com/. Do a search on the part numbers that you need. You will get hits on new parts if available and used parts on eBay. Many of the new parts were not in stock at distributors but had to be ordered from the supplier, so it took up to 2 weeks to get some parts. I needed more than 20 parts but was able to find them all, some used but most new.
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