Ansen Sprint American Racing Wheels 15 X 8.5 Gm 4.75 Pattern Pair on 2040-parts.com
Dunnellon, Florida, United States
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Here we have a super nice pair of American Racing Ansen Sprint wheels. GM pattern 4.75 and 15X8.5 . I mounted tires on these but were never run and were dismounted and put on the shelf for 10 years. So they appear almost new very shinny and no marks. Actually only one has had a tire on it. I will charge only the actual shipping cost and will refund the difference if under the 50.00 dollars. Sold as is and no refunds or returns but rest assured they are really clean.Thanks for looking!
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