Brey Krause R-2035 Fire Extinguisher Mount - Porsche 997/987 (Up to 2007) Color_Black/White/Silver The Brey Krause Model R-1031

Name: Brey Krause R-2035 Fire Extinguisher Mount - Porsche 997/987 (Up to 2007) Color_Black/White/Silver The Brey Krause Model R-1031
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41180920925
Price: 147.49 USD
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Brey Krause R 2035 Fire Extinguisher Mount Porsche 997 987 (Up to 2007) Color_Black White Silver The Brey Krause Model R 1031 The Brey Krause Model R 1031 Adapter Kit allows the Brey Krause R 1030 and R 1035 Harness Bar Truss (for Porsche 996 Coupes) to be installed in Porsche 996 GT2 and GT3's the Alpinestars Tech 1 KZ Karting Shoes bring podium winning performance to your race The Brey Krause Model R 2035 Fire Extinguisher Mount fits the Driver side seats of Porsche 997 and 987 Boxster Caymans through June 2007 Tig welded

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