Mud flap/splash guard source for 95 wagon
 

I'm looking for a nice looking set of splash guards fom my 95 e-class wagon. Any advice, pics?

Thanks - HHHH

What about the originals manufactured by Mercedes-Benz?

Part numbers are:

Front: B6 652 8132
Rear: B6 652 8134

These mud flaps are for 124 wagons manufactured after 09/1989, the part numbers for wagons before that date are different.

The front flaps are plain, the rears come with an M.B. star.
All of the mud flaps are black rubber and they fit perfectly, without any complicated modifications or perforations.

Not sure if dealers in the U.S.A. would be able to get them for you.

Can I assume the mudflaps would also work on my '95 E-320 sedan? I hate the gunk that builds up on the rear quarter panels between washes!

Yes they should, in the catalog the sedan and the wagon list the same part numbers for both front and rear mud flaps.

Anyone got part numbers for mudflaps/splashguards for a 1981 300SD (W126) and a 1982 300D (W123)?
Thanks,
-Joe

mudflaps
 

Anyone have part numbers for an 87 300e? Finally folks who know how to dress a M-B.

For pre 09/89 W124 production vehicles, the original mud flaps part numbers are:

FRONT: B6 652 8113

REAR: B6 652 8111

All part numbers provided in my posts about this matter DO NOT fit the 500 E / E 500.

'94 Cabriolet Mudflaps?
 

Any chance that the earlier-mentioned mudflaps for the '95 E320 Sedan would also fit my '94 E320 Cabriolet? The mess that builds-up on the lower body panels is, well, yuck! Lemme know, thanks in advance!

Mud flaps for 124 Cabriolet
 

According to my special equipment catalog, there are no mud flaps "officially" available for the A124 (124 Cabriolet).

It only list flaps for the sedan (W124), wagon (S124) and coupe (C124). The box for the part number for the Cabriolet (A124) appears empty.

The catalog list the mud flaps for the coupe (C124), post production date 01/89 as:

FRONT: B6 652 8132

REAR: B6 652 8134 (With M.B. Star on them)

I would try the coupe units as they should fit closely the Cabriolet, although, if they don't, please don't blame for it.