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Mercedes W123 Rear View Mirrors Pair Used 200d 300d 240d 280e on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
Location:

Bitola, default, Macedonia

Bitola, default, Macedonia
Really nice condition
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right

Up for sale is a used pair of rear view mirrors for a classic Mercedes Benz W123.
Removed from a 1979 200 diesel sedan. 
May fight more model years as they had no changes throughout the 123 production.
They fit sedan and wagon, not sure about coupe.

Really nice condition on the glass. The adjusting mechanism works good.
The chrome parts have dings but it's shiny.
Because of the outside damage I have reduced the price for the set.
Comes complete with the knob.


If you need additional information please contact me, I will gladly help.
I have lots more W123 parts for sale so please check all my listings.

Thank you for looking!

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