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Mercedes-Benz 230 6-Cylinder Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Product: Reservoir Pick Up Tube
Part #: P7130-15383
Brand: VDO
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P7130-15383 VDO Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Mercedes-Benz 230 6-Cylinder 1968-1969

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Mercedes-Benz 220D Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Product: Reservoir Pick Up Tube
Part #: P7130-15383
Brand: VDO
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P7130-15383 VDO Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Mercedes-Benz 220D 1968-1973

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Mercedes-Benz 280C Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Product: Reservoir Pick Up Tube
Part #: P7130-15383
Brand: VDO
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P7130-15383 VDO Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Mercedes-Benz 280C 1972-1976

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Mercedes-Benz 280SEc/c 3.5 Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Product: Reservoir Pick Up Tube
Part #: P7130-15383
Brand: VDO
List Price: $14.00
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P7130-15383 VDO Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Mercedes-Benz 280SEc/c 3.5 1971-1971

WITH CAP


Mercedes-Benz 280SE/c 3.5 Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Product: Reservoir Pick Up Tube
Part #: P7130-15383
Brand: VDO
List Price: $14.00
Prices As Low As: $8.00

P7130-15383 VDO Reservoir Pick Up Tube

Mercedes-Benz 280SE/c 3.5 1971-1971

WITH CAP


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In 1901 “Mercedes” became the trademark of automobiles manufactured by the German company “Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft.” Founded by Gottlieb Daimler in 1890, the company initially produced ship and aircraft engines. As production of automobiles was added, the company incorporated a three-ended star as a logo to symbolize their success in air, land, and water. In 1926, “Daimler” merged with “Benz” and the star was then encircled with a laurel wreath. In 1998, “Daimler-Benz” and “Chrysler” united into one transnational concern known as “DaimlerChrysler”. The Mercedes brand has long been associated with luxury and prestige. Most modern Mercedes-Benz automobiles fall into logical model name groups: C-class, E-class, and S-class.


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