Porsche 924 944 951 Turbo - Sunroof Latch Set - Pair! With Striker Plates - Oem! on 2040-parts.com
Edwardsville, Illinois, US
PAIR of sunroof latches with striker plates.
Fits 924, 944, 951 Turbos and others.
Very good to excellent condition! One mounting ear broken on one latch. Latch still operates and holds sunroof in place.
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