Oem Mercedes 190sl W121 Top Boot Cover Convertible Black Leather!! on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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For sale Original Mercedes Benz W121 190sl Convertible Top Boot Cover in black leather, one of the most desired colors, item is in good condition, it is mostly dirty from storage and age, all the clip on buttons function properly and attach with no problems, no borders or leather ripped no holes or tears.
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