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Is this the right Porsche part number for MKII Side Skirts? HELP!!!

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Bought an OEM MK1 set from a RLister a couple of years ago for $350 shipped, but good luck with your sale.
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Bought an OEM MK1 set from a RLister a couple of years ago for $350 shipped, but good luck with your sale.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I bought those aftermarket Duraflex side skirts on eBay and my body shop says that they don't fit so, I need to go with O.E.M. I have a 2003 C2 Is this the right part number? 000-044-802-15 My car is at the body shop now. I want my car back

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That is the correct part number. The Aero Cup Kit works for 2002-2004 and includes both left and right sides. For more information Click Here.

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That sucks.......Ed is that you?

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks a lot. I saw some diagrams at suncoastporsche and pelican associated with that part number and he picture is MKI. I'm assuming that they never revised the picture for the newer style.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ordered the new skirts from a Porsche dealer, $810.00! Jeeze.....

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Yikes! You should be able to get 300-400 for your MK1 skirts if they are OEM.

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That's a bit low but would sell rather fast. Most of the used OEM ones I've seen were in the 4-600 range depending on condition.

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That would be great! When I get them back from the body shop I'll take some pictures and put them up for sale in the classifieds here on Rennlist. What do you think would be a fair price? There are no cracks in them and they're OEM. They will also have all the mounting hardware. Thoughts?

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Bought an OEM MK1 set from a RLister a couple of years ago for $350 shipped, but good luck with your sale.

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A couple years or few years was the best time to buy anything. All OEM parts prices were lower back then. For some reason Porsche tends to jack up prices every year on OEM parts. These skirts new now are like $850 vs. ~ $600 a few years ago. OP if you're looking at a fast sale, under 400 should sell fast.

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Great. I'll probably list them for $350 plus shipping.

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