Factory Genuine Oem Mercedes Benz M Class Floor Mats Ml350 Ml550 W164 Black on 2040-parts.com
San Pablo, California, US
They are in great shape.
Color: black.
These are plush heavy carpet factory originals with polished metal Mercedes logos.
NOT cheap Chinese copies.
These retail for over $169. Low starting bid, Lower 48 state U.S. shipping is $18
Sold as-is
All Sales are final
no return
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