Restored 1973 Porsche 911rs Factory Carrera Ducktail - Authentic Porsche Rsr on 2040-parts.com
Blaine, Washington, United States
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This oem factory Porsche 1973 911rs ducktail from a 911rs touring This item has been restored.. we spent a few thousand to make sure no rust was present and all the seams are ready for your million dollar RS. The shipping is included Willing to.ship worldwide. Payment is via bank wire to our company account We are not accepting paypal for payment on this item Please view our other items Thank you .. please ask questions before you order. |
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