Porsche 914 L-jet Airbox Support Plate on 2040-parts.com
Plainfield, Illinois, US
Up for bid is the support base for the airbox that fits 1974 and 1975 Porsche 914's with the 1.8L engine and L-Jet Fuel Injection. It has some surface rust but nothing structural. A coat of black spray paint would make it look great. Another item I have had for a long time but hesitate to recycle. One more try (or two) on e-bay and then I will add it to the scrap pile...Thanks for looking and Good Luck bidding!
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