New 911/912 Early Steel Rear Engine Lid - 1965-68 on 2040-parts.com
Galena, Ohio, United States
 New 911/912 Early Steel Rear Engine Lid - 1965-68
LISTED BY AASE SALES LLC Phone: 740-503-3651 8AM - 8PM EST We are your source for Porsche 356, 904, 911, 912, 914, 917, 924, 928 and 944 restoration parts. Product Description: New full steel engine lids for 911 and 912 models. This is a perfect reproduction from factory specifications of the OEM part. Fits: 911, 1965-68 912, 1965-68 Product Number: 911 512 010 10 911-512-010-10 911.512.010.10 91151201010 
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