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Air conditioning, blower control panel (AC, HVAC) for Porsche 964, 993 - for backdated aluminium dash trim, black knobs

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Air conditioning, blower control panel (AC, HVAC) for Porsche 964, 993 - for backdated aluminium dash trim, black knobs

Change your old AC front panel for our modernized one with a new clean design. It replaces the original panel and changes the sliders to the very intuitive in use knobs. The panel is illuminated so it is easy to use at night.

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1 594,47 €

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Change your old AC front panel for our modernized one with a new clean design. It replaces the original panel and changes the sliders to the very intuitive in use knobs. The panel is illuminated so it is easy to use at night.

Easy to install. Designed by us to be plug & play with OEM hardware of 964 and 993 models. You only need to connect one plug to the control unit.

Available in standard or backdated mode, where the panel is fully integrated into the dashboard.

All the tools needed for installation are included.

Main features:

– plug & play with OEM hardware

– fits 964 and 993

Options:

– for an OEM dashboard

– for a backdated dashboard

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Producer

Product code

CB.AC.BLK.BCKD.LHD

Dashboard type

Backdate

LHD/RHD

Car model

993 Turbo & GT

964 Turbo

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INTERIOR PARTS

AC Panels

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His wideness - The RWB Utsukushi

RWB (short for RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF) is a company founded by perhaps one of the most famous tuners on Earth. Based out of a small garage in Chiba, Akira Nakai, who developed his passion for automobiles as a race car driver. Nakai specializes in tuning older models in a distinctive style, giving them a more rugged design. The transformation always happens with the artist at helm doing the work manually, making each of his projects unique. This approach is very close to us. That’s why we took this build to our workshop for a technical and visual overhaul of the interior.

REDRUM

Why REDRUM?

Do you remember the movie "The Shining"? There was a scene where a boy named Danny kept saying "REDRUM."

That car used to be red. That's why every time I passed that thing sitting in our garage, I kept saying "REDRUM." However, that car wasn't in a horrifying state at all.