Mercedes 111 280se 3.5 Convertible Top Well Trim Kit Brand New Just Purchased on 2040-parts.com
Ocoee, Florida, US
FOR ALL MERCEDES BENZ 111 CONVERTIBLE CARS, HERE IS A BRAND NEW CONVERTIBLE TOP WELL LEATHER TRIM KIT JUST PURCHASED FROM WORLD UPH.
MY CAR IS A 111.027 280SE 3.5, BUT THIS WILL FIT ALL OF THE 111 CONVERTIBLES; 220SE, AND 250SE 111.023, 280SE 111.025 AND THE 112 CONVERTIBLE 300SE CABRIOLET.
13 PIECES OF PRECUT PREMIUM MERCEDES 241 BLACK LEATHER
THIS INCLUDE 2 HARDBOARD PANELS, 3 INSULATION PIECES, AND 8 LEATHER PANELS FOR THE TOP WELL OR BUCKET THAT YOUR TOP FOLDS INTO
COST WAS NEAR 900.
A LAST MINUTE INTERIOR COLOR CHANGE TO COGNAC MEANS I CAN'T USE THE 241 BLACK
SHIPPING IS A FLAT RATE OF 24.95
THE BUY IT NOW IS A STEAL, THE OPENING BID MEANS I LOSE OVER $500.00. SOMEONE IS GOING TO GET A BARGAIN NO MATTER WHAT.
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