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Premium Tan Velours Mat Set For Mercedes Ponton W105 219 1956-1959 on 2040-parts.com

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Zuid-Beijerland, Netherlands

Zuid-Beijerland, Netherlands
Condition:New

PREMIUM TAN VELOURS FLOOR MAT SET FOR
Mercedes-Benz Ponton W105 219 1956-1959
High quality premium VELOURS mat set with semi-leather heel pad for the W105 lhd models.
We will ask you for exact year/model since small differences between the various model years.
PLEASE NOTE: PIC 1 + 2 BELOW FOR COLOR AND MATERIAL - OTHER PICS SHOW W105 LAY-OUT
 PLEASE NOTE: Production time approx. 3 weeks. 

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