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Mount Airy, Maryland, US
NEW MERCEDES GLK350 CARGO PRIVACY SECURITY COVER OEM 2013.
This cargo cover was removed from my GLK the day it came home from the dealer so I could install a pet fence. Will fit all year GLKs. Black, open measurement is 50" wide by 25" long. email with questions, Thanks for looking!
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