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Run outside along the bottom of the car door/rear quarter

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Trying to locate a replacement part, its the plastic strip running outside along the bottom of the car door/rear quarter.
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Run underneath and shield the

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It seem's to run underneath and shield the under carriage.
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Run outside along the bottom of the car door/rear quarter

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Trying to locate a replacement part, its the plastic strip running outside along the bottom of the car door/rear quarter.
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Run underneath and shield the

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It seem's to run underneath and shield the under carriage.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Trying to locate a replacement part, its the plastic strip running outside along the bottom of the car door/rear quarter. Thought it may be called the skirt ? It seem's to run underneath and shield the under carriage. Also would it be easy to replace ? Cheers,

POST 2Original post

They are screwed on with self-tappers according to the parts list. Non Aerokit, black plastic: Left - 996.504.363.00.01C Right - 996.504.364.00.01C £97.54 +VAT each.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Richard, thats great.

POST 4Original post

where did you get that price from,I was quoted from opc exeter £300.00+vat Paul

POST 5Original post

A primer coated one for a Carrera is £277.93 +VAT. Go figure. Porsche parts prices never make sense.

POST 6Original post

They are not primer coated just black plastic Paul

POST 7Original post

Sorry - C4S - yes, they should be the same @ £97.54. The prices come from the latest PET.

POST 8Original post

Hi Guys, Don't mean to highjack the thread, but I have some colour coded silver ones I would consider swapping with black ones if anyone is interested. Please see the link below to another thread - thx http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/tm.asp?m=547993

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