Porsche 911/912 R/l Rear Quarter Window Chrome Trim-1965-1968 - Excell Condition on 2040-parts.com
Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
This is a matched pair of used right and left rear quarter window chrome trim (under the windows) as found in Porsche 911/912 models from 1965 to 1968. During these years they are chrome plated brass with the mounting pins attached as shown. This pair is in excellent condition and it is suspected they are reproductions. There is a very shallow dent near the end on one of them as a picture shows otherwise they are almost flawless. US shipping includes Delivery Confirmation.
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