Porsche 914 Oem Front Spare Tire Cover Carpeted Floor on 2040-parts.com
Crescent City, California, United States
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Porsche 914 OEM Front Spare Tire Cover carpeted floor as seen in the pics, good shape, not warped. I usually ship within 1 day, however if you are going to bid on multiple items, like the door panels, let me know and I can hold them to combine shipping and save you money. I have other Porsche 914 related items
Listed and will be adding more as the weeks go on when I have time to test,
take pics, etc. Please click on the "See
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Please read my buyer's comments; I test everything I post before listing them. I am
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