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Cragar Ss 14 Mopar (2) 14x6 - (2) 14x7 5 On 4 on 2040-parts.com

US $500.00
Location:

Tacoma, Washington, United States

Tacoma, Washington, United States
OVER AVERAGE CONDITION. SOME MINOR IMPERFECTIONS. COMPLETE WITH CENTER CAPS AND LUGS
Bolt Pattern:4 X 5 Rim Manufacturer Part Number:SS Rim Brand:Cragar Section Width:195

NO RESERVE

YOU ARE LOOKING AT USED CRAGAR SS WHEELS.  2 ARE 14X6 AND 2 ARE 14X7 WITH MOPAR A BODY    5 ON 4 BOLT PATTERN. 

ALL ARE NICE USED CONDITION 

ALL HAVE CENTER CAPS HAVE ALL OR MOST LUGS INCLUDING LH'S

MINOR SCRATCHES AND SCUFFS

EXTREMELY MINOR EDGE ROAD RASH-CURB SCUFF

TIRES ARE MATCHING 195/70/R14.  THEY HAVE GREAT TREAD BUT ARE OVER 10 YEARS OLD.  WERE ON A CAR AND DRIVEN UP TO THIS YEAR.  WILL NEGOTIATE REMOVAL OF TIRES WITH BUYER OR ASK QUESTIONS.

NO RETURNS.  SOLD AS IS, NO REFUNDS.  NO RETURNS.  ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING.  THANKS.

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