Early German Bosch Headlamp Headlight Shield Glass Outer Cover Ponton 180 Iii K on 2040-parts.com
Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, US
Marked with 180 III K.
Was taken off a 1955 Mercedes Benz 220a W180 4 door sedan.
It was mounted with a bezel that attached to the front of the fender in front of the headlamp or headlight housing. See picture of diagram. The item for sale in this auction is item 64. The picture of the car shows the lens cover on the left & the right is without.
(We are offering the pair of headlamp lenses, or item 60 in same diagram, without buckets directly after this auction.)
Would think this also fits on other makes & models from this era. See pictures for measurements to verify.
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