NEW! 2007-2009 W211 E Class Grille BADGELESS! OEM STYLE w/o badge
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NEW! 2007-2009 W211 E Class Grille BADGELESS! OEM STYLE w/o badge
Hey Guys,
Just got in some pretty neat grilles. They are the 2007- E Class grilles, Original style without the badge on top. NICE AND CLEAN! The quality is AMAZING, equal, if not BETTER than OEM!
Great if you want to change it up a bit or if you're doing the 07- conversion
Will fit:
07-09 E350
07-09 E550
07-09 E63
We have them in either Black slates or Silver slates
2007-2009 OE Style Grilles
Just got in some pretty neat grilles. They are the 2007- E Class grilles, Original style without the badge on top. NICE AND CLEAN! The quality is AMAZING, equal, if not BETTER than OEM!
Great if you want to change it up a bit or if you're doing the 07- conversion
Will fit:
07-09 E350
07-09 E550
07-09 E63
We have them in either Black slates or Silver slates
2007-2009 OE Style Grilles
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I put a flat white star hood badge on my MB but the MY09s come with a badge on the grill, too. So, I was stuck with the double star thing that looks too weird. I prefer the flat white star (I highly recommend one from DFWdude as they are enamel and metal and not cheap plastic) over the upright star. I also wanted to be as subtle as possible and preferred not to have a CL sport style grill with the giant center star.
I bought one of the 123Mercedes Express Body Parts replacement grills that doesn't have a badge. They are exact replicas of the OEM grill. Exactly the same. We'll see how long the chrome lasts, but it seems pretty well made (copied!)... only complaint is that they don't come with their own clips; but install was simple and quick despite having to take all the old clips off the original grill and reusing them.
If you have a later model with the badge on the grill and want to stay OEM looking, and still have one of DFWdude's nice metal flat white stars without doing the double thing, this is the way to go, imho.
I bought one of the 123Mercedes Express Body Parts replacement grills that doesn't have a badge. They are exact replicas of the OEM grill. Exactly the same. We'll see how long the chrome lasts, but it seems pretty well made (copied!)... only complaint is that they don't come with their own clips; but install was simple and quick despite having to take all the old clips off the original grill and reusing them.
If you have a later model with the badge on the grill and want to stay OEM looking, and still have one of DFWdude's nice metal flat white stars without doing the double thing, this is the way to go, imho.
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I put a flat white star hood badge on my MB but the MY09s come with a badge on the grill, too. So, I was stuck with the double star thing that looks too weird. I prefer the flat white star (I highly recommend one from DFWdude as they are enamel and metal and not cheap plastic) over the upright star. I also wanted to be as subtle as possible and preferred not to have a CL sport style grill with the giant center star.
I bought one of the 123Mercedes Express Body Parts replacement grills that doesn't have a badge. They are exact replicas of the OEM grill. Exactly the same. We'll see how long the chrome lasts, but it seems pretty well made (copied!)... only complaint is that they don't come with their own clips; but install was simple and quick despite having to take all the old clips off the original grill and reusing them.
If you have a later model with the badge on the grill and want to stay OEM looking, and still have one of DFWdude's nice metal flat white stars without doing the double thing, this is the way to go, imho.
I bought one of the 123Mercedes Express Body Parts replacement grills that doesn't have a badge. They are exact replicas of the OEM grill. Exactly the same. We'll see how long the chrome lasts, but it seems pretty well made (copied!)... only complaint is that they don't come with their own clips; but install was simple and quick despite having to take all the old clips off the original grill and reusing them.
If you have a later model with the badge on the grill and want to stay OEM looking, and still have one of DFWdude's nice metal flat white stars without doing the double thing, this is the way to go, imho.
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09 W211 E-350 4Matic w/ Sport and AMG Packages
I've been looking for an all gloss black one since I bought my car 
. They had an ebay auction at one point but then when I called them they said they weren't going to be producing them for a while. *sad face*
. They had an ebay auction at one point but then when I called them they said they weren't going to be producing them for a while. *sad face*
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