Mercedes Passenger Side Rear View Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Arroyo Grande, California, US
Mercedes passanger side rear view mirror---MBZ Part # 116 811 02 61 Had it on a 1977 Mercedes 280SE. Will fit 1977 SEL and other models and years. Please check part number to see if applicable for your car. It will fit several years in the 1970's models. Manual adjustment. In good condition. No dents and chrome is good. Seller will pay Parcel Post shipping w/in the US 48 states only. Thanks for looking.
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