Porsche 87-98 911/ 964/ 993 Cruise Control Servo Module on 2040-parts.com
Tualatin, Oregon, United States
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Excellent condition cruise control servo module for 87-94 911/ 964 Porsche. Bracket is specific for 965 but servo unit will fit all other brackets. Thank you for your interest... Rothsport Racing Be sure to check out our eBay store for some great deals!
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