Mercedes Benz W113 230 250 280 Sl Used Original Aluminum Trunk Lid on 2040-parts.com
Ridgewood, New York, United States
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This is a used Original ALUMINUM TRUNK LID from a Mercedes 280 SL model. It has a vintage Benzel Busch of NJ dealer plaque on it. It should fit other W113 MERCEDES BENZ 230 250 SL models, but if you require measurements to confirm, please ask. It has some dents and scrapes that I have tried to show in the photos. I am sure that in the hands of a good body man, these can be repaired. It may be too large for most countries outside the US, but if you need it, please inquire and I will check if shipping is possible to your country. SEE My Other Listings for other Mercedes parts. I will combine shipping of multiple won items to save on costs whenever possible. The trunk lid is located in Northwest Connecticut and can be picked up locally to save on shipping. Thank you for looking and good luck bidding.
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