Mercedes Benz 280 Tail Light Assemblies. Fits 1973-1976 Vehicles. on 2040-parts.com
Surprise, Arizona, US
Mercedes Benz 280 Tail Lights Set of two (2) tail light assemblies, removed from a 1975 Mercedes Benz 280, MB 114 chassis. Fits 1973-1976 240, 280 and 300 series. Auction includes one (1) left and one (1) right side complete tail lamp assembly with mounting hardware. Original OEM lights, shows minor wear, bright colors, fully functional, very good condition. Part #114 820 18 64 R – 22 62 06-0 and #114 820 17 64 L – 22 62 05-0 assemblies, #2262 lenses. Dated 23 July 1975.
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