Porsche 911sc Carrera Rear View Mirror, May Fit 928, 944, 924 - No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Dexter, Michigan, US
This mirror came from either a '77 911S or later SC, I've forgotten which one. It may fit other Porsche cars of the same vintage.
It is great overall shape with minor scratches in the plastic typical of its age.
Please see my other auctions for early reconditioned Porsche parts.
If you have any questions, my name is Paul Grusche. Please feel free to call or email me anytime. Cheers. 310-431-5600
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