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1998-2002 Mercedes-benz W210 E430 E420 E320 E300 Front Leather Seat Skin Beige on 2040-parts.com

US $299.95
Location:

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
Mercedes Benz W210 chasis E class 1998-2002 Front leather factory seat covers. Good used condition. Complete leather seat covers in beige color off of 1998 e320.E320 E430 E420
Brand:Factory Surface Finish:good Color:Beige Part Brand:Factory, OEM Placement on Vehicle:Left, Front Detail 4:Leather

This is a good used a set of 8 leather seat covers.
The set includes: driver`s and passenger's side upper and lower, head rest and back hard panel in Beige color.
These leather covers came out from 1998 Mercedes e320. 
They will only fit from 1998-2002 E class E320 E430 E420.
They're used but in good condition.
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