Mercedes 110 111 112 113 Manual Chrome Wing Window Crank Knob Center Cap & Screw on 2040-parts.com
Seabeck, Washington, US
Up for sale is a manual wing window crank knob, center cap and screw, off of a 1966 230S w111. It fits the 110 111 112 and 113 from 1960-68. The chrome and plastic cleaned up nice and the groove for the crank is in great shape. Nice peice for being almost 50 years old.
If you need any parts, ask and I'll list it.
I will combine shipping and am patient with buyers. Just let me know you want to bid on other items.
Please check out my other items as I have a few 110, 111, 114 and 115 models.
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