Oem Mercedes Benz 10 11 12 W207 E350 E550 E Coupe L Driver Headlight 2078203361 on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, US
USED OEM Part - Mercedes-Benz part # A 207 820 33 61
Slightly cracked housing (pic #4 & #5 ), very easily repairable. 100% mountable & functional headlight unit . send us email and we will seal the crack in the housing for no additional cost.
this unit does have ONE broken tab that will need to replaced, we can replace the tab for you at no labor cost, but we will charge you 45.00 for the OEM tab repair kit.
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