Mercedes R129 300 Sl 500 Sl 600 Sl Rear Jump Seat on 2040-parts.com
Columbia, South Carolina, US
1990-2002 Mercedes SL (r129) rear jump seat that was a factory option in Germany. This is a real Mercedes seat not an after market copy. Seat is black with the factory Mercedes part number on it. Will fit 300 SL 500 SL and 600 SL without the Bose sound system.
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