Porsche Oem Factory 997.2 Turbo Rear Bumper Black on 2040-parts.com
North Hollywood, California, US
Porsche OEM Factory 997.2 Turbo Rear Bumper Black. This bumper is used, but in great condition. The paint is in good condition, and there are rarely any signs of cosmetic wear. Any damage is pictured. It includes parktronic holes, bumper guards, exhaust bezels, and Left/Right grills.
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