Porsche 930 965 Slantnose Flatnose Conversion Steel Fender W/ Lights & Motors on 2040-parts.com
Keego Harbor, Michigan, United States
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Porsche flatnose (slantnose) steel fenders and headlights. Comes with steel fenders, brackets, linkage and operating motor.
Parts are in good used condition.
This conversion will fit all porsche turbo 1976-1994.
Reproduction fenders made from steel not fiberglass.
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