Mercedes Ponton 190sl 180 190 220 S Se Door Latch Left And Right Available on 2040-parts.com
La Puente, California, United States
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THIS IS A NICE USED LEFT DOOR LATCH UNIT FOR 190SL 180 190 AND 220 S SE MODEL MERCEDES INCLUDING COUPES CONVERTIBLES AND SEDANS LEFT AND RIGHT SIDES ARE BEING SOLD INDIVIDUALLY
NOT BEAT UP--SOME MINOR SURFACE RUST WORKS SMOOTHLY AND CORRECTLY A GREAT PART FOR ANY RESTORATION PLEASE VISIT MY STORE AND SEE OTHER ITEMS FOR YOUR CAR
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