Mercedes W116 , 450sel Rear Deck Lid Metal Emblem With Star Emblem, 116 817 1515 on 2040-parts.com
Los Lunas, New Mexico, US
Mercedes Benz models W116 45oSEL rear deck lid
emblem with star. This is the lighter
emblem used on later models. Auction is
for both pieces. Part number on 450 SEL
emblem is 116 817 15 15 – Part number on 450 SEL Star emblem is 167 58 00 58 Pictures are of actual items
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