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Porsche 912 Pressure Plate, Sachs, Oem, 200mm,912 1965 -1969 on 2040-parts.com

US $209.99
Location:

North Hollywood, California, United States

North Hollywood, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:SACHS Interchange Part Number:616-116-019-00 Manufacturer Part Number:616-116-019-00 Other Part Number:616-116-019-00

Porsche 912 Pressure Plate, SACHS, OEM, 200mm, 912 '65 - '69

This is a SACHS 200mm pressure plate for your Porsche 912 ' 65 - '69. Why settle for aftermarket, get a OEM factory part for your
Porsche. Fits Porsche 912 ' 65 - ' 69, 200mm.

 


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