Porsche Oem, Factory, Genuine Original Equipment 996 And 986 Replacement Ashtray on 2040-parts.com
Garland, Texas, US
For auction is a new OEM, Factory, Original Equipment Genuine Porsche 911-996 and 986 Boxster Center Console Ash Tray. This is the replacement center console ashtray for a 1997-2004 Boxster, or 1999-2004 Carrera models including Turbo, GT3, & GT2.
This item will fit the following model year cars:
Porsche OEM part #: 996-552-095-02 (996) 986-552-901-00 (986)
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