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Rear Arch, Front Section, Offside (Right) VW T25 1979 –1992

Part Number
J10633
OEM Part Number
251-809-160/B
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£15.76
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Reproduction part. Fits VW T25s from 1979 to 1992. Please Note This is a cover panel and may require trimming to fit.


Rust is one of the deadliest things in vintage cars, and when it gets to a certain point, the best thing to do is just replace the affected panel. Safety is key and the replacement part is worlds stronger than the worn rusty part, so its always safer to replace than try to fix or

Quality reproduction product made to OEM spec.