Mercedes-benz : W108 Chassis Hood Star "rosette" Hard To Find Part on 2040-parts.com
Fair Oaks, California, US
This auction is for a used hood star rosette. As the pictures show, it is need of refurbishment. Part number is 108-888-01-17. I believe this fits the early W108 body cars .Check with the dealer to be certain this will fit your car. ***See my other auctions if you need the later style rosette. It is part # 108-888-02-17.***
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