Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 907 Armlehnenbezug links (ab 06/2018) Sprinter-NCV3 ACTIVline protective seat covers take Headrest Cover Version:4-way for comfort seat (extendable thigh support)
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Mercedes Benz Sprinter 907 Armlehnenbezug links (ab 06 2018) Sprinter NCV3 ACTIVline protective seat covers take Headrest Cover Version:4 way for comfort seat (extendable thigh support) ACTIVline protective seat covers take this special shape into account while ensuring full airbag compatibility The ACTIVline armrest cover reliably protects against wear without restricting the original shape or function This armrest provides additional comfort and is often used on long drives The precise fit ensures that the armrest's functionality is fully preserved
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