Mercedes W202 C220 C230 C280 Kompressor Passenger Side View Door Mirror Rh on 2040-parts.com
New Smyrna Beach, Florida, US
This is a used and fully functional RH Passenger power side view mirror for Mercedes Benz W202 C- lass C220 C230 C280 models. The mirror is in good working and cosmetic condition ready to install. The color is silver and the paint is in good condition with minor scratches from use. Part #202 811 02 98 I have included a picture of the electrical connector please match to your existing part before purchase.
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