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03-08 Mercedes Oem R230 Sl65 Rear End Under Tray Cover Shield Guard A2306190338 on 2040-parts.com

US $69.99
Location:

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Condition:Used Brand:Mercedes-Benz Surface Finish:PVC PLASTIC Primary Color:Black Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:A2306190338 Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany Interchange Part Number:A 230 619 03 38 Placement on Vehicle:REAR END UNDER TRAY GUARD Other Part Number:A2306190338

YOU ARE PURCHASING A LIKE NEW 2005 MERCEDES OEM R230 SL65 REAR END UNDER FLOOR TRAY COVER SHIELD GUARD LINER IN (LIKE NEW) VERY GOOD ORDER AND CONDITION. 

SEE PHOTO NOT ONE TAB BROKEN 

MERCEDES-BENZ OEM PART # A2306190338 

WILL FIT ALL MERCEDES-BENZ 2003-2008 SL500 SL550 SL600 SL55 AMG SL65 AMG. 

PARTING OUT A SL AMG. MERCEDES - MANY PARTS AVAILABLE 

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