Mercedes Euro Climate Control Ac Panel 280sl 350sl 280slc 500slc 350slc 500sl on 2040-parts.com
Brooklyn, New York, United States
This is a Euro Vintage A/C panal.The wood needs to be restored the rear of the panal has crack in plastic,The knob is a bit loose.Please zoom photos for detail. Mercedes OEM. Please see photos of item. Will Fit W107 R107. Very Hard To Find. |
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