Buy Hand Made PORSCHE 356 Brown Leather Rear Back Seat Luggage Suitcase Straps Belts in Costa Mesa, California, United States, for US $129.00

Condition:New Surface Finish:Natural Leather Finish Part Brand:Woody's Warranty:Yes Country of Manufacture:United States

NEW RE-DESIGN BASED ON NOS PORSCHE STRAPS
Not available anywhere else. Best price & best straps.
Recognized by the 356 Guru on straps as the best straps available.
This is a Buy it Now listing for a set of BROWN leather luggage straps for the rear seat of a Porsche 356 (will also fit early 911/912).

Painstaking replication of details taken from an original set of NOS PORSCHE straps still in the original packaging from the early 60's.
Don't fall for others that claim to be "Perfect Reproductions". They are not!
Used to hold luggage securely behind the seats.
Genuine nickel plated hardware. Hand made in the USA
Made and sold by fellow 356 Club & Registry Members
They are also available in black (hand dyed and buffed).
Exclusive straps, only available through Woody's Custom Shop
Has the same embossed border on the belts (looks like simulated stitching, two fine detail lines on the top side of the belts) as the original Porsche straps.
Same number of holes punched, same length and detail dimensions, end cuts same as original

Natural Brown leather color.
Can be treated by the buyer with leather oil/finish/dye to give them the desired tone or color.
Total length when assembled using the last punched belt hole is around 4.5 feet (136cm).
These are completely hand cut and assembled and will have inconsistencies.
The original Porsche straps that we examined also had noticeable inconsistencies.

Find yourself a vintage piece of American Tourister or Samsonite and you are set.

Feedback says it all: "Just as described and an excellent transaction AAAAA", "Excellent straps, exactly what I was looking for", "Fast Transaction and Lovely Item. This is A+++++++ eBayer :-)", "Fast shipment, great looking product exactly as described - Great eBay seller!!", "Thanks for the nice belts, quick respond and shipping.", "Excellent eBayer, fast shipping, item was perfect. Thanks Woodys Custom Shop!", "Top Quality Item AAAA", "Great item at an unbeatable price! Would gladly buy from again! Top stars!".
Call us: M-F 9-5 PST 949-722-1084 or 1-877-4-356-911
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