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Porsche 356 A B And C Cabriolet Front Header Bow Trim Bezels Alignment Pins Nr on 2040-parts.com

US $0.99
Location:

Ukiah, California, US

Ukiah, California, US
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356 A, B and C Cabriolet front Header Bow trim where the alignment pins pass through. these pieces install on both ends of the cabriolet top front bow and are the bezels for the holes that align the bow when latched to the windshield frame.. removed  from a 1958 Cabriolet. The aluminum has been polished and both bezels have some glue residue from masking tape present. will clean up nicely. I can not remember if preA uses these or not. See Pictures. will work for other 356 models too.. see pictures. used condition. use as is or restore... 

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I have been gone for a few months. I am going to be listing Porsche 356 parts over the next few months. As always I will be selling parts with no reserve and a low starting bid of .99 cents. I hope you find the parts you are looking for.

Thank you for the business.

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