Mercedes 111 112 220 250 300 280 Se Headlight Door & Lenses 220se 250se 300se on 2040-parts.com
Sun Valley, California, US
HERE IS A VERY RARE USED MERCEDES COUPE OR CONVERTIBLE 111 BODY FROM 1961 TO 1971 220 250 280 & 300 SE HEADLIGHT DOOR & LENSES
THE CHROME AREA WILL CLEAN UP MAYBR NOT FOR A SHOW CAR
THE LENSES ARE IN GREAT CONDITION
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY IT NOW OR YOU SNOOZE YOU LOOSE
EMAIL ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION
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