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Used spoilers vary between vehicles - and whether you call it used, second hand or a replacement, matching the right one matters. These are the details breakers need to match the right part to your car - our request form asks them so you only hear from suppliers with the correct part:
The Ford Courier was a compact panel van and window van derived from the Fiesta platform, and in standard trim it was not fitted with a spoiler as a factory option - spoilers were not part of its production specification on any variant. If you've seen one on a Courier, it will almost certainly be an aftermarket addition rather than a genuine Ford factory fitment. You'd be better off searching for aftermarket spoilers compatible with the Fiesta Mk4 or Mk5 platform, or contacting a specialist in van bodywork accessories.
Because the Courier was built on the Fiesta platform - sharing much of its front-end and roofline structure with the Fiesta of the same generation - some aftermarket spoilers designed for the Fiesta may physically correspond, but this is not a guaranteed interchange. The Courier's van bodywork means rooflines and tailgate geometry differ from the Fiesta hatchback, so fitment would need to be confirmed carefully before purchasing. A breaker or aftermarket spoiler specialist would be the right person to advise on whether a specific Fiesta spoiler would suit your Courier's body.
Because Ford did not fit spoilers to the Courier as standard factory equipment on any variant, you are very unlikely to find one listed by a vehicle dismantler as a genuine Courier factory part. Breakers sell parts removed from vehicles, so if the original vehicle never had a spoiler fitted from the factory, there won't be one to remove and resell. Your best route is to look at aftermarket suppliers rather than used-parts breakers for this particular item.
It's possible there's some confusion with another body panel - for example, a roof trim strip, a wind deflector, or a cab-top air deflector sometimes fitted to vans for aerodynamic purposes, which can look spoiler-like. These are different components and would need to be searched for under their correct names to find a replacement. If you can describe or photograph the part you're looking for, a breaker will be best placed to identify it and tell you whether a used replacement is available.