Porsche Boxter 2 Door Convertible 1997-2001 Windshield Shaded Top(2029) on 2040-parts.com
Belleville, New Jersey, United States
WE HAVE A WINDSHIELD FITTING THE PORSCHE BOXTER 2 DOOR CONVERTIBLE 1997-2001THE WINDSHIELD HAS THE ANTENNA FOR THE RADIO AND THE GREEN SHADED BAND MADE BY SAINT GOBAIN.
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