1970 Mercedes 280s Headlight Base Assembly L + R Side on 2040-parts.com
Cherry Hill, New Jersey, US
THESE HEADLIGHT ASSEMBLY'S WHERE TAKEN OUT OF MY 1970 M.B. 280S. THEY ARE WITH THE LIGHT BULBS AND ARE IN GOOD CONDITION EXCEPT ONE HAS A LITTLE RUST ON THE BACK SIDE AS SEEN ON THE PICTURE. THEY FIT CARS FROM 1968 TO 1972, MODELS 250S, SE, AND SEL. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!
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