New Turn2 Quick-release Rear Strut Bar Vw Gti Mk3 A3 1993-1999 Jetta, Golf on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
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Turn2 rear strut bar - old school Mk3 GTI goodies! - NOS! brand new, never used - awesome quick-release (less than one minute) allows full use of hatch trunk - made for Mk3 1993-1999 Volkwagen GTI - can be adapted to other cars - bar length is 32" - each adjustable end adds approximately 1.5-2.5" - effective length = 35-37" (to center of triangular black bracket) - sold as-is |
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