Mercedes W111 220se 250se 280se Oil Dipstick Fintail Heckflosse Original on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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For sale Mercedes w111 220se 250se 280se Oil Dipstick Fintail Heckflosse original, used condition, structurally its good the dip stick is slightly bent, but its an easy fix to get it corrected, then it has defects from age and wear, some oil stains, superficial rust.
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