911 Porsche Pop Out Rear Windows on 2040-parts.com
Chula Vista, California, United States
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Used 911 Porsche rear pop out windows with latches. Windows are not tinted but are dirty and appear to have no chips or scratches. The latches are original . The plastic knobs are yellowed and the latches are pitted but functional. One lower outer aluminum surround has scratches but can be refinished and re-anodized.
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