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Mercedes Benz C Class Cup Holder C230, C240 on 2040-parts.com

US $60.00
Location:

Thomasville, Georgia, United States

Thomasville, Georgia, United States
No defects. Original part as purchased, yet never installed.
Brand:C Box Manufacturer Part Number:ABS/PC

Hi, I have a perfectly new plastic, cup holder for a Mercedes Benz C Class vehicle.  I purchased this for my daughter's Mercedes Benz car.  Her father never bothered to install it.

I paid $100. for it at the time of purchase.  My loss, your gain.

I am downsizing and have no need for this item.  My daughter no longer owns the car.

Those who are looking for this part must know perfectly well how it works.  It has a silver button which you push down on.  This causes the holder mechanism to rise and the cup holder itself swivels around and is ready to hold your beverage.

Thank you for your consideration of this cup holder.

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