Drilled Door Handles (pair) for Porsche 911/912/930
If you're going for that vintage hot rod style, these drilled chrome door handles will surely look the part. Your factory door handles are probably faded, scratched, and downright ugly, not the mention the fact that the lock cylinders get gummed up and fail over time. Rennline drilled door handles come as a pair and include new gaskets, lock cylinders and keys. Note: These are the early (65-69) style handle which are lighter weight and use a push button rather than a finger trigger to open the door. Door lock mechanisms from a '65-'69 are required to convert 70+ trigger style units.
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Drilled Door Handles (pair) for Porsche 911/912/930
Drilled Door Handles (pair) for Porsche 911/912/930
If you're going for that vintage hot rod style, these drilled chrome door handles will surely look the part. Your factory door handles are probably faded, scratched, and downright ugly, not the mention the fact that the lock cylinders get gummed up and fail over time. Rennline drilled door handles come as a pair and include new gaskets, lock cylinders and keys. Note: These are the early (65-69) style handle which are lighter weight and use a push button rather than a finger trigger to open the door. Door lock mechanisms from a '65-'69 are required to convert 70+ trigger style units.
$131.25
Original: $375.00
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$375.00
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If you're going for that vintage hot rod style, these drilled chrome door handles will surely look the part. Your factory door handles are probably faded, scratched, and downright ugly, not the mention the fact that the lock cylinders get gummed up and fail over time. Rennline drilled door handles come as a pair and include new gaskets, lock cylinders and keys. Note: These are the early (65-69) style handle which are lighter weight and use a push button rather than a finger trigger to open the door. Door lock mechanisms from a '65-'69 are required to convert 70+ trigger style units.
