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Porsche - Early 924 944 Turbo - Two-piece Steering Column Trim Bezel - Rare! on 2040-parts.com

US $54.99
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Edwardsville, Illinois, US

Edwardsville, Illinois, US
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PORSCHE - Early 924 944 Turbo - Two-Piece Steering Column Trim Bezel

Steering column trim fits around base of steering column and ignition switch.

Excellent condition. NO cracks!

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