Genuine Porsche 356 Factory L Oem Luggage Rack With Straps 1950-1965 Nice on 2040-parts.com
Locust Grove, Georgia, US
This is a Genuine Porsche OEM luggage rack that is in excellent, near mint condition. It includes the original leather straps that are in good usable condition as well. It does not include the mounting hardware, but that is easily found and readily available for these racks. If the buyer has a preferred shipping method , just let me know. Buyer is responsible for paying actual shipping costs. The $50 shipping shown in the listing is just an estimate. Any amount over the cost of the actual shipping fees will be promptly refunded to the buyer through paypal.
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