Being a bit of an Europhile when it comes to styling, I went with the OEM MB mudflaps for my w210 wagon. Not only do I like the way they look, but as a commuter who drives 140 miles a day, maybe these will keep the crap off my paint.
When I ran into a snag with part numbers, I posted here and several of you asked me to post pics when I got them on. Done and done.
Front set for 1996-1999 cars; part number 6-6-52-8151
Rear set for 1996-1999 cars; part number 6-6-52-8153
Front set for 2000-2003 cars; part number 6-6-52-8192
Rear set for 2000-2003 cars; part number 6-6-52-8193
They list for $47.00 a set, but with a wholesale account I paid $38.00 a set. Install took about 20 mins, no drilling necessary. Very simple install and they mold perfectly to the body's contours.
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Hey, MAE320, you can get them from Duvalmotorcars.com, MB dealer that sells at a pretty good discount. From their website just click service/parts and send them the part numbers POS supplied along with a request for a quote.
POS, they do indeed look very good. I think they'd stand out quite a bit on a lighter-color car, though. I have a good friend who's very hyper about such things and has them shot at a body shop to match his car...even when they are pliable plastic.
Take care and enjoy the ride,
Greg
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