Porsche Inside Door Release Handle Chrome Metal, Oem Quality,all 914, L & R on 2040-parts.com
Verdugo City, California, United States
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Porsche 914 Inside Door Release Handle Chrome Metal, Left & Right Doors, Pair, All Porsche 914
This is a great part to get to finish your restoration project. This is a new inside inside door release handles on your Porsche 914 door panels. This is the door release handle is made out of Chrome! metal just like the original ones that came off of your Porsche 914's. This is brand new OEM quality for your Porsche 914's. Why settle for used, pitted chrome, rusted door release handles when you can buy a new one today. This is being sold as a pair for both the left and right side door panels.
 
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