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Mercedes W108 W109 Left Rear Door Fits 280sel 300sel Only. Rust Free on 2040-parts.com

US $159.95
Location:

Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States

Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States
A Couple of Small Chipped Paint Spots that have developed Surface Rust, but there is No Rust-Through, No Weakness, Excellent Seams. Flat Dent in Front of Door Handle. Probably One Color Matched Repaint Below Beltline.
Brand:Mercedes Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Right, Rear Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany Surface Finish:Painted Steel

Mercedes W108/W109, 280SEL and 300SEL Left Rear Door. Removed from a 1969 280SEL. WILL FIT THE LONGER "L" BODY ONLY. Solid, rust free, not counting a couple paint scabs. Light flat dent in front of the door handle. An excellent replacement for a damaged or rusty door. Suitable for any driver, re-sale car or restorations and show cars. TERMS: All bidders, PAYPAL ONLY PLEASE. Canadian and International shipping at actual cost unless otherwise specified. Items shipped outside of the US will not be declared as a gift or valued at less than the selling price. All additional tariffs, taxes and import fees will be the responsibility of the buyer, and are considered outside of the purchase agreement/terms. Feedback always given after successful transaction. Winning bidders must confirm within three days of auction close. NOTE: We use recycled packing materials, helping the environment and saving you shipping costs. We refuse to pay, or charge, inflated shipping costs. Check out my other items!

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