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2 two Mercedes sunvisor sun visor retaining clips holders in very good condition. Burgundy color. Please email with any questions and if unhappy upon receipt of clips just return for a full refund. No questions asked. Thanks. 300E 260E E320 300TE 300TD 190E 190D 300D 400E 300CE

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