Buy PORSCHE 356 356B 356C RIGHT WINDOW REGULATOR LiFT MECHANISM in Portland, Oregon, United States, for US $293.56

Condition:Used

PORSCHE 356 356B 356C RIGHT WINDOW REGULATOR LiFT MECHANISM

GOOD Condition - works great with good teeth on the gears. Spring bracket is NOT broken like they usually are.

Dated 12/61.

This was in a small hoard of Porsche parts that had been in storage for several decades.

Includes what is shown in pictures.

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