1995-1999 Mercedes S-class Right Halogen Head Lamp Light Used 1305235245 W-140 on 2040-parts.com
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON THE ITEM PICTURED. HALOGEN LAMP. RIGHT FRONT PASSENGER HEAD LAMP ASSEMBLY. PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS MATCHES YOUR CAR. GREAT USED SHAPE, NO DAMAGE OR CRACKS OR SCRATCHES, SHINNY INSIDE. HAS SOME LITE STONE CHIPS ON LENS...WON'T NOTICE ONCE ON CAR. WILL LOOK GREAT ON YOUR CAR ALL MOUNTS IN PLACE. DON'T KNOW IF THE BULBS WORK SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 ONLY $18.00 |
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