Vw Volkswagen Diesel Gti Rabbit Convertible Cabriolet Window Crank Extensions on 2040-parts.com
Northridge, California, US
You are bidding on a Great condition Genuine VW Roll up window crank handle extension set.This will space the crank handles away from the door panels an extra 1/4 inch.No more dragging knuckles on the door panel and or speaker grills due to small clearance.Comes complete with thicker spacer washers Gear shaft extensions and longer screws.I have installed a pair on my Rabbit and don't know how I did with out them all these years.It also allows the installation of door speakers and does not interfere with the grills.These will fit most all Early VWs with manual window regulators.Good Luck!!
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