72-80 Mercedes Benz Left W116 Corner Turn Signal Light 280 300 450 Se Sel on 2040-parts.com
Buford, Georgia, US
This is a USED drivers side (LEFT) corner turn signal light that was removed from a 73 Mercedes Benze 450 SEL. It is in
really nice shape. Lens is clear with no cloudiness. No cracks or chips that can be felt with your finger nail. Original
rubber gasket that goes between the light and the car body is soft and pliable with no dry rot. There are a couple very
minor stress cracks in the lens that can be seen under close inspection when looking at the lens from a certain angle and
the leading edge shows minor sand pitting. Neither of these are hardly worth mentioning and are to be expected on a used
plastic lens, but I wanted to disclose for the purpose of giving as accurate a description as possible.
NOTE: I believe this interchange information to be correct, but it is ultimatley the BUYER'S responsibility to verify compatibility with their specific application. Please look at the pictures & check the part number.
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