1972 Mercedes 280se Antenna Bezel And Nut And Gasket And Grommet -72 - 280 Se on 2040-parts.com
Anderson, California, United States
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1972 Mercedes 280SE Antenna Bezel, Nut, Gasket and Grommet Removed from a 1972 Mercedes 280SE with a power antenna. May fit other years and models as well. Four parts included in this lot. Includes the rubber grommet that mounts to the fender. There is another rubber piece, a retaining nut and a stainless bezel. |
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