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I’m new to this form, and I’m glad to join this community with full of W201 lovers! Looking forward to engage in some great conversations.
I personally owned my 190e 2.3-16 for 2 years now, loved every second I spend with it. I tried to keep the car as nice as possible, treated it better than my gf. However recently during a weekend canyon run, the vibration shook the rear passenger side sacco panel off.(as the one shown in the picture below) Having this part missing disturbs the beautiful line on the car greatly, and it just hurts me every time when I see this big blank spot on the car.
I went everywhere to look for this panel, but unfortunately nothing were found, except one from a black 190e cosworth that was selling for $300. I run out of hope, that’s why I came here to seek help from you guys. If anyone has any knowledge about this, please let me know, it would be deeply appreciated!
Welcome. Great pictures. So sorry I missed your post until now. The MB Classic Center does have the Sacco skirts but they no longer come painted. You might check any local junkyards in your area to see if they have a W201 in your area in the same color as your car with the Sacco skirt you need is another option.
Thank u for the suggestion! Sorry about replying late as I totally forgot to check on the forum
Originally Posted by 190Efan
Welcome. Great pictures. So sorry I missed your post until now. The MB Classic Center does have the Sacco skirts but they no longer come painted. You might check any local junkyards in your area to see if they have a W201 in your area in the same color as your car with the Sacco skirt you need is another option.
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