Porsche 911 74 And On Rsr Fiberglass Rear 14 Inch Quarter Panels on 2040-parts.com
Holiday, Florida, United States
Porsche 911 74 and on 14 inch RSR rear quarter panels . The sale is for the left and right quarters.Hand laid 1708 biaxial woven fiberglass which makes a strong yet lightweight part (average 5 lbs). Reinforced mounting areas. Rear quarter brake ducts sold separately (inquire on pricing) . Great for racing or street. Also available is the 911 RSR front fenders, front and rear bumpers with splitter. Many other parts available for the 911,924,944 and Boxster coming soon. Inquire on shipping charges. Allow 2 weeks for shipping and varies depending on location. We ship world wide.
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