Mercedes 190sl Front Shocks, Koni Special D Style, Used Look 1955-61 Models on 2040-parts.com
Vincentown, New Jersey, US
U are viewing a pair of USED koni special D front shocks for mercedes 190SL models from 1955-61. Shocks function as they should and include bushings and mounting plates. Koni part# 82 1084. Special d shocks are adjustable for shock tension, this set is made in Holland and is old school all the way. they have been in storage for many years and are still in perfect condition, thanks for looking and be sure to check out my other auctions when time allows, karl
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