Porsche 924 Rear Brake Dust Covers on 2040-parts.com
Hawesville, Kentucky, United States
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This is a used set of rear brake dust covers from a 1980 924 Turbo. They are in decent and very usable condition. They have some surface rust and need to be cleaned up.
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