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  1. 10-06-2009, 10:06 AM #1
    jtkkz
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    Lightbulb LWB fog brackets back in stock

    Hello

    Our LWB (long wheel base) fog light brackets are back in stock.
    this brackets work with 1969-1973 POrsche 911

    We also make the SWB fog brackets for '65-'68 911

    You can purchase them directly through me or through Pelican Parts.

    Fog brackets are $110.00 / set / includes hardware.
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