1969 Mercedes 300 Sel 6.3 Leather Seat Cover Replacement Set on 2040-parts.com
Santa Monica, California, United States
I am offering for sale my 1969 Mercedes 300 sel 6.3 Leather front seat cover replacement.
I bought for the car but it end up in the storage new condition never installed. The cover may work with 280 300 se sel seb cars as well. Please if you have question let me know. NO RESERVE sale AS-IS. Please look at the large pictures It is a set for front seats ( beige color leather) |
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