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*wire Wheels Cadillac,appliance Rwd 15x6" 5x5"set Of Three** on 2040-parts.com

US $800.00
Location:

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:Used Brand:APPLIANCE Rim Width:6 Rim Material:Steel Rim Diameter:15

UP FOR BID ARE THREE APPLIANCE BRAND VINTAGE CADILLAC WIRE WHEELS,GOOD LOOKING SET OF WHEELS, COME WITH EXTRA CENTER CAP,HAVE SOME RUST AND PITTING,RED PLASTIC INSERTS UNDER CADDY EMBLEM HAVE CRACKS.

  • 3 WHEELS
  • 15X6"
  • 5X5" BOLT PATTERN
  • REAR DRIVE
  • 115 TO SHIP IN THE LOWER 48
  • JIM 414.8972729

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