W111 Mercedes Benz Heater Core Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Lebec, California, United States
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Mercedes Benz Heater Core Assembly for all W111 Coupe and Convertible from 1963 to 1971.
Basically models 220/250se and 280 Se Coupe and Convertible. This is a complete Heater Core that has been rebuilt. Heater Blower Motor has been tested and it is ready for Installation.... Heater valve seals replaced and lubricated A very detailed work has been done to this unit as you can see sold as pictured |
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