Mid To Early 1970's Buick Hubcaps (15inch) on 2040-parts.com
Cheshire, Connecticut, US
This is a full set of mid to early 1970's Buick hubcaps. They are for a car with 15 inch wheels and are hard to find. These ones are in very good condition and will need little if no work before putting them on your car. They are rust free and the chrome is spotless.
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