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Porsche 911 912 Glove Box Glovebox Door Handle 1965-1969 Interior Parts on 2040-parts.com

US $85.00
Location:

Allentown, Pennsylvania, US

Allentown, Pennsylvania, US
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This auction is for one used Porsche 911/912 glove box door in good condition. The front face plate is not present, as shown in the photos. The elastic straps on the back of the door are slightly stretched. The chrome trim on the top of the handle and on the lock bezel are in very good condition with minimal wear (some faint scratching and minor pitting). The velvet backing has some cracking/tears in the upper two corners, as pictured. The key for the lock is not present. This glove box door came out of a Porsche 912, and I believe may also fit 1965-69 911s. This item is being auctioned by Specialty Cars. We have a large inventory of Porsche parts; please contact us with other part inquiries.

 

 

 

 

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