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Mercedes Benz 180 190 190sl 220s Tail Light Lens Base Seal on 2040-parts.com

US $44.00
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Irvine, California, US

Irvine, California, US
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Mercedes Benz 180 190 190SL 220S Tail Light Lens Base Seal


You are purchasing a pair of new, reproduction rubber seals that mount between the base of the rear tail light lens and the metal base. This Part fits all 190SL's from 1957 thru 1963 that have the later style (larger) lens as well as the Round Body Sedans using the same tail light lens including the 180, 190, 219 & 220S. We combine shipping to reduce shipping cost. Please contact us at 800-338-7787 or 714-557-0115 with questions.

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