89-95 Bmw E34 Ac Schnitzer Oz Racing Wheels And New Tires Ultra Rare 525 535 540 on 2040-parts.com
Perryville, Missouri, US
89-95 Bmw E34 Ac Schnitzer Oz Racing 16" (4) Wheels And (4) New Tires ULTRA RARE 525 535 540,tires have less than 1000 miles all 4 wheels are in good shape no curb rash , includes center caps ,I also have original wheel center lock tool that is included ,for other Mercedes or bmw parts check my other auctions or 573-390-1026
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