Ford Fiesta Mk6 ST Boot Lid Tailgate Spoiler 1360633 Moondust Silver Metallic ZJ

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. The Ford Fiesta Mk6 ST Boot Lid Tailgate Spoiler in Moondust Silver Metallic ZJ is an original body component from the Spoilers and Wings category, designed for the ST sports version. Engineered by the vehicle manufacturer, it ensures a perfect fit to the body lines, stable mounting, and a consistent look with the factory paintwork.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 1360633-MDS
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 1360633
• Substitutable numbers: 1360633, 5S6Y-A44210-AEXWAA, 5S6YA44210AEXWAA
• Part type: Spoiler
• Color: Moondust Silver Metallic - ZJ
• Category: Spoilers & Wings

Purpose and fitment

The presented spoiler is a component dedicated to the tailgate of the Ford Fiesta Mk6 ST version, which translates into a precise fit with the edge of the rear hatch. The OEM design allows for maintaining the original body geometry, as well as the correct angle relative to airflow, which is significant for both visual and functional reasons. Thanks to the factory specification, installation is carried out at the mounting points provided by the manufacturer, without the need for bodywork modifications or interference with the structure of the tailgate. This solution is particularly beneficial for post-accident repairs and for maintaining compliance with the vehicle's service documentation.

Appearance and Moondust Silver Metallic ZJ color

The spoiler is finished in the Moondust Silver Metallic – ZJ shade, used as a factory standard in the Ford range. The metallic paint coating ensures consistency with the bodywork in the same color code, which facilitates the integration of the component with the rest of the car body without the need for a full repaint. The Moondust Silver Metallic shade works well with both dark and light styling details, allowing the spoiler to be used on stock cars as well as in projects with a light tuning character, while maintaining an OEM feel. This solution is particularly attractive for users who want to recreate the original look of the ST version or restore the car to its factory specification.

Functional characteristics and aerodynamic role

As an element from the Spoilers and Wings group, the tailgate spoiler is responsible for managing airflow at the rear of the body. A properly selected shape and position help reduce turbulence behind the vehicle, which can affect stability at higher speeds and lead to more predictable handling. In the case of the ST version, the spoiler also serves a visual function – it emphasizes the sporty character of the model, visually lowers the rear of the vehicle, and gives it a more dynamic line. Using an original component allows for consistency with other body components, such as bumpers or side skirts, without the "tacked-on" accessory effect.

Condition, origin, and use in repairs

The item comes from dismantling, which means it is a used part that retains its factory construction and geometry. Such components are often chosen for post-accident repairs when the priority is to combine original specifications with a reasonable purchase cost. In many cases, this avoids the use of aftermarket replacements with uncertain fitment. The spoiler can be used both for restoring the condition prior to damage and for upgrading a standard Fiesta Mk6 to a look similar to the ST version. Thanks to its factory design, it serves as a good base for further paint work if there is a need to match it to a different body color.

Rear section expansion and additional materials

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body section of your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as additional wings, covers, or hatch edge extensions, check out the available parts in the Ford Spoilers and Wings category. For those interested in a broader approach to visual modifications and using parts from dismantling as a base for tuning, an article describing practical examples of such projects may be helpful – you can find it here: visual and mechanical tuning using dismantled components.