91 Porsche 911 964 Dash Lights Dimmer Switch Relay 96461810400 on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
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Attention: International bidders must contact me prior to placing a bid. Shipping internationally will be extremely expensive. Shipping to PR, AK, HI will be extra as well. ITEM: 91 Porsche 911 964 dash lights dimmer switch relay 96461810400 DONOR VEHICLE: 1991 Porsche 911 C2 Targa. CONDITION: Good working condition. Comes as pictured. SPECS: Please check with dealer for fitment. SHIPPING & HANDLING: $5 to the lower 48 states. Please allow 5 to 10 business days for delivery after the payment has been cleared. Fitment is not guaranteed, so please do your own research prior to making a purchase or placing a bid. I will not accept returns simply because the item does not fit your application. Electrical items have 30 days warranty unless stated otherwise. You must ship deficient part back to get a refund. I will not cover any shipping expenses regardless of the condition of the item received. All non-electrical items are sold AS IS. 91911tgcor175_214
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