Emer. Brake Lever Cover P/N?

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Dear Members;
My MB dealer can't seem to find the P/N for the shroud/cover that is used on the emergency brake lever...anyone know? Mine was missing when I got my car and it doesn't look right without it.
Thanks in advance...
R/
Joe
 

[Bob G ✝︎]

Contact thomas.hanson@mbusa.com He will fine the part you need.

Bob Geco

[Vince Canepa]

Joe - What shroud/cover would that be?  My lever is completely exposed.  The is a rubber ring at the transition from the chrome grip and the black base, but that is it.

Vince Canepa
1967 250SL
113.043-10-001543
568H Signal Red
116 Caviar MB-Tex

[rwmastel]

I don't think there is a cover/boot.

Rodd
Powell, Ohio, USA
1966 230SL, Euro, Auto, Leather, both  tops
1994 E420

[J. Huber]

Mine has the shroud. Blue MB-tex to match the interior. It covers the bottom part of the lever mechanism. All that is exposed is the chrome handle and the ivory button.


James
63 230SL

[hands_aus]

Hey James

Any chance of a picture?



Bob Smith (Brisbane,Australia)
RHD,1967 early 250 SL, auto

[Vince Canepa]

I would say that any shroud or cover is not original.  None is shown in any of the literature or manuals.

Vince Canepa
1967 250SL
113.043-10-001543
568H Signal Red
116 Caviar MB-Tex

[J. Huber]

Here are some pics. I'd be surprised if it was not original since it seems to be the exact material of the original glovebox, etc. But I could be wro..wro...wro...wrong!


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James
63 230SL

[rwmastel]

I've never seen such a thing, very nice!  Maybe a dealership or custom (after market) add-on?

Rodd
Powell, Ohio, USA
1966 230SL, Euro, Auto, Leather, both  tops
1994 E420

[psmith]

James,

Given your car is a '63, maybe this was the early standard.  By the way, how is the chrome handle done?  Is it a seperate sleeve over the e-break, or is the just the gripping end of it chromed?  Mine showed no sign of chrome at all, so I just painted it silver for now.

Pete S.

[Vince Canepa]

I've gone through every magazine article in my collection plus my early and late 230SL factory sales brochures.  All show an "open" lever, with a chromed handle and a rubber sleeve at the transition from chrome to black.  To get the chrome handle the end of the lever was chromed.  There is a dimple at the bottom of the chromed part and that is the end point for the blcak paint.  The rubber sleeve covers the transition area.

Vince Canepa
1967 250SL
113.043-10-001543
568H Signal Red
116 Caviar MB-Tex

[Douglas]

Vince,

You're correct. There was no cover originally.

Douglas Kim
New York
USA