Porsche 356 Interior Door Panels C Car on 2040-parts.com
Lutherville-Timonium, Maryland, US
INTERIOR DOOR PANELS FOR A C CAR, AS THEY HAVE THE ARM RESTS INSTEAD OF THE CHROME DOOR PULLS. CAME FROM THE SAME CAR. THANKS. ALSO HAVE THE REAR INTERIOR PANEL IN ANOTHER AUCTION THAT WAS WITH THE SAME CAR, AS WELL AS THE REAR SEATS. THANKS
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