01-05 Mercedes C320 C240 C230 Air Intake Cleaner 1120940004 on 2040-parts.com
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ITEM DESCRIPTION DONOR CAR 02 MERCEDES C240 AIR INTAKE CLEANER BOX ENGINE ASSEMBLY A1120940004 THE PICTURES REPRESENT THE ACTUAL ITEM THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE. PLEASE CHECK THE PICTURES AND THE COMPATIBILITY FOR YOUR VEHICLE BEFORE BUYING. MAKE SURE THAT THIS IS THE PART THAT YOU NEED. THIS ITEM IT IS IN GOOD USED WORKING CONDITION WITH SIGNS OF NORMAL WEAR. PLEASE ASK ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS ITEM. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. THANK YOU.
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