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Porsche 911 997 Cayman Boxster Cayenne Custom Steering Wheel Flat Top Alcantara on 2040-parts.com

US $799.00
Location:

European Union, Latvia

European Union, Latvia

Here for sale is OEM Porsche Steering Wheel

This is listing is for the wheel only(NO other parts included)

Flat top + bottom + ergonomic form + thicker than sandard + Genuine Alcantara + red band at 12 o'clock + red stitching

Genuine Porsche part

NOT a heated

Please ask any questions you may have before placing a bid!


NO core deposits or exchanges - this is buy it now price


Thanks for looking!

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