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Porsche 924 944 Turbo Only! Door Threshold Trim- Driver & Passenger Side W/clips on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

Edwardsville, Illinois, US

Edwardsville, Illinois, US
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Porsche 951 TURBO ONLY! Door Threshold Trim - Driver & Passenger Sides w/ Clips

Fits TURBO MODELS! Driver and passenger door threshold trim parts. Mounting clips included. May fit post 1985.5 non-turbos.

Very good to excellent condition. See pictures for details.

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