Vintage Oem Mercedes-benz Grille 1980's on 2040-parts.com
Fort Thomas, Kentucky, United States
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Up for auction is a Vintage OEM Mercedes-benz Grille 1980's. The exact year is unknown, however, it most likely came from a late 70's to early 1980's coupe it is in good condition relative to its age. The chrome is in good condition as are the mounting holes. One mouting hole has a broken screw wedged in it. All other mounting holes are in good condition. The chrome is in good condition relative to its age, but has some fading in one corner of the grille.The black plastic body paint is faded with age, but in good condition. Please email any questions before bidding as I do not accept returns on this item.
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