Mercedes W123 300cd Right Front Seat Belt Receptacle Receiver Latch Clasp Catch on 2040-parts.com
Rices Landing, Pennsylvania, US
This Mercedes coupe passenger(right side) front seat belt receptacle is from a 1980 Mercedes 300 CD(2 door). The red was faded so I touched it up, looks better, but not like the factory red. This receptacle takes the metal blade, the older style seat belt. PLEASE COMPARE PART NUMBER BEFORE PLACING ORDER. Satisfaction Guaranteed. We're parting out this entire 1980 300 CD, please email me with any questions regarding this or any other Benz part you may need.
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