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Porsche 911 912 (75-77) Suspension Strut Cartridge Front Aftermarket 86 1942 on 2040-parts.com

US $199.97
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Nashville, Tennessee, US

Nashville, Tennessee, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:PLEASE REMEMBER WHEN RETURNING A PART: - Part MUST come back in its original packaging if you do not have the original box it was received in. Then, the part will be shipped back to you. - No shipping labels on original box or packaging. - Part must have ALL pieces intact. - Defective parts are EXCHANGE ONLY AFTER 5 DAYS of receiving parts. - All part returns are subject to a 20% restock fee unless otherwise discussed. This includes if you ordered the wrong part for your car, and it wasn't our fault. - A return can only be taken only if the part is resalable in its original package. - We do not refund shipping for part return. - Parts MUST be ordered using OUR interchange NOT Ebay Compatibility charts. Please obtain return authorization and address from us before sending back any part. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Manufacturer Part Number:86 1942 Other Part Number:861942 Part Brand:Aftermarket

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Porsche 911 912 (75-77) Suspension Strut Cartridge Front Aftermarket 86 1942
PART TYPE
Suspension Strut Cartridge
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Suspension Strut Cartridge Front
ITEM DETAILS
CONDITION
BRAND NEW
MANUFACTURER
Aftermarket
PART NUMBER
86 1942
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Porsche 911
1975-1977 w/ Koni Struts Special D Series Front
Porsche 912
1976 w/ Koni Struts Special D Series Front

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