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Tired of that sagging chrome door pull on your 123 or 126? My new kit will fix this problem permanently, and the handle will be better than when it left the factory.

NEW aftermarket knob almost identical to originals. Sold in sets of two as shown above. 

These were installed on a W123 sedan for about one year and was only driven 1200 miles. So they are almost new. A bolt is included on each so they can be installed on the rear doors as well as the fronts. Ready to install. Only one pin is included, as shown.

You can not believe how easy it is to move and adjust your old seat after lubrication the tracks with this amazing lubricant! You will receive two full tubes plus the extension nozzle. This is more than enough lube to do the seats with four tracks on each side.

Just so you know, not all parts shown will fit in all years and models of the W108 and W109. This assortment of parts is priced very low. If you are restoring a W108 or W109, there may be some real treasure here for you.

Many of these, especially along the bottom of the hard are hard and brittle and will break when removing the panel. Tilt and twist to remove and install in the holde. Sold in a bag of 24.

Think age here. Many of these shifters on our classic Mercedes are starting to get loose inside the shifter, and when the old bushings fail, you will get a lot of slop side to side when you shift between gears. Note: These bushings are different from the bushing that go on the shift levers.

Replace your old and worn knob with this inexpensive genuine Mercedes part. 

These are very high quality bolts. Same 8mm thread and small 10mm head as the originals. 8 is enough for two front seats.

This is a sample of the nut plate they go into on the back attach point on the W123 front seats.

Recent new lid replacement. No cracks or damage. Comes with box, screws and seal.

Study the picture carefully. These are the miscellaneous parts you will receive. Some are very hard to find in any hardware store!

Key lost or will not turn in your ignition switch?  Is it panic time? No, you do not need to get a big drill and try to drill out the tumbler. That is the worse thing you could do!

Sold as a set of two for the right and left side. Either one can be used for either side, but if the bend goes down, it is easier to operate. See the picture below to compare it to the original. We think this one works better due to the offset and the longer handle.

This assembly has a new tumbler installed with two keys included.  It will fit the 1980 to 1985 240D, 300D, 300CD, and 300TD. It will also fit the 1981 to 1985 300SD and the 1986 to 1987 300SDL.

Tired of trying to get your bent dash wood to stick to the dash? Have you tried to glue it or use tape only to have it loosen or fall off again? This new kit Kent put together will solve the loose dash wood problem once and for all.

Look at picture closely. This is exactly what you will receive. If you need instructions on fixing your W123 glove box door see below:

This is in exceptional condition for a driver's door window. Way above average. Straight and very smooth working. Appears to be an OE replacement. Super hard to find one this nice.

This is a cool factory tool. Please see your owner's handbook to learn more about how to use it. In many of these old cars it has long since been lost. 

In order for this tool to work your Benz has to have this exact type of cable drive assembly. 

This is a selection of used parts removed from a 1972 280SE sedan. No specific description will be given for each part. There is no guarantee that all the parts will fit the described vehicle (mistakes can happen). Study the picture carefully. What you see is exactly what you will receive.

Please, what you see is exactly what you will receive. They are from interior doors, panels, trim, exterior, engine, etc.  These may NOT all be from the same vintage or chassis model. Study the picture carefully

Very good bolt with tight hex. Always use thread locking compound when replacing these bolts. Easy to round out with the wrong tool. See correct tool below: