1997 Mercedes S500 Oem Dash Speaker Covers Set Black 1406807936, 1406808036 on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, US
1997 MERCEDES S500 OEM DASH SPEAKER COVERS SET BLACK 1406807936, 1406808036, in good condition, screw tabs are broken but still possible to attach screw, as pictured.
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