Wheel Rim 2004 911 Porche 18" Front P130 Pa 8jx18 8" X 18" Oem on 2040-parts.com
Whitewater, Colorado, United States
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This rim looks to be in real good condition. It has little or no imperfection on the exterior. It does have some marks on the inside that were left by the dismounting tool. Be sure to look at my other items. Any questions you can call me at 970-241-7606 or send me an email. Thanks, Billy
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