Mercedes C140 Boot Trunk Luggage Right O/S Lateral Trim Panel Cover A1406903030

Mercedes C140 Boot Trunk Luggage Right O/S Lateral Trim Panel Cover is an original cargo area trim component designed for installation on the right side of C140 series coupé models. Thanks to its factory-spec fitment, it ensures a cohesive look for the trunk interior and provides solid coverage for the side of the bodywork. This is a practical solution for users looking to restore the aesthetics and functionality of the trunk in their Mercedes.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A1406903030
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A1406903030
• Substitutable numbers: A1406903030, A 140 690 30 30
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Category: Floor Mats, Carpets & Boot Liners

Purpose and function of the component

The right-side trunk trim panel is responsible for providing stable coverage for the side wall of the cargo area, protecting it against mechanical damage and limiting the ingress of dirt into hard-to-reach areas. This element is an integral part of the trunk interior trim, contributing to:

• maintaining an orderly, compact upholstery layout,
• protecting factory panels and installations located behind the cover,
• reducing noise and vibrations in the rear part of the bodywork.

Due to its design, which complies with Mercedes factory standards, the trim panel works in harmony with other trunk trim elements, ensuring predictable fitment and repeatable mounting geometry.

Construction and fitment for Mercedes C140

The cover has been designed specifically for the C140 body, which means its shape, contours, and mounting points are adapted to the characteristic trunk geometry of this model. The right-side vehicle placement allows for precise alignment with factory brackets and clips, without the need for any bodywork modifications.

As an item from the Trunk liners, mats, and trays category, the trim panel helps create a complete cargo space system, addressing both utility and visual aspects. Proper fitment of this component is particularly important when renovating the trunk interior or restoring the car to a factory-like condition.

Condition, origin, and service application

The offered trim panel is a used part, making it a sensible choice for service repairs where maintaining compliance with original specifications while optimizing costs is key. This type of part is suitable in situations where:

• the existing cover has suffered mechanical damage (cracks, abrasions, deformations),
• replacement is necessary following bodywork and paint repairs in the rear section of the vehicle,
• a staged renovation of the trunk interior is being carried out in a classic car or youngtimer.

Choosing an original salvaged part allows for maintaining material and structural consistency with other interior components, which is especially important in collector vehicles.

Benefits of installing an original trunk cover

Using a factory trunk trim panel in a Mercedes C140 brings a number of practical benefits. The most important include:

• Restoration of original aesthetics – maintaining a cohesive interior finish line, without visible gaps or misalignments.
• Improved utility comfort – reduction of noise and vibration in the rear of the vehicle thanks to complete upholstery coverage.
• Protection of hidden elements – an additional barrier for installations and body structure located behind the cover.
• Easier vehicle resale – an orderly, complete trunk positively influences the perception of the car by a potential buyer.

For owners who care about the visual and technical condition of their car, such a component is a simple way to restore the trunk to full functionality.

Related elements and renovation project development

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the trunk area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as additional liners, mats, or side covers, check out the available parts in the Mercedes trunk liners, mats, and trays category.

For larger interior or vehicle-wide refreshing projects, it is also worth checking out practical tips regarding the use of salvaged components in cars from the turn of the 90s and 2000s. A detailed discussion of renovation strategies, selection of used parts, and modernization scenarios can be found in the article The second life of a youngtimer – how used car parts rejuvenate cars from the 1998–2012 model years.