Porsche 911 930 Rear Replacement Reflector (1974-89) on 2040-parts.com
Santa Paula, California, US
This is an upgrade of 911, 930 Porsche center reflector lens.
Photographs shows in detail what product looks like.
It has standard reflector on both ends of lens.
Has black PORSCHE lettering.
Installs as an OEM.
This Lens is brand new. Never been installed on a car. No scratches.
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