Mercedes W123 Interior Rear View Mirror 200d 300d 240d 280e 280ce Used on 2040-parts.com
Bitola, default, Macedonia
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Up for sale is a used interior rear view mirror. Removed from a 1st series 230 petrol sedan. 1st series = 1977-1979. May fit others but it has a texture only found on early W123s. Overall good condition. Mirror itself is real nice and clear. The mechanism is strong and not wobbly. The rubber piece on the base has a cut and it's removed from the metal. Please see the photos. I have lots more W123 parts for sale so please check my other listings. Thank you for looking! |
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