Vintage 1965 American Racing Wheels Magnesium Wheels 5 Spoke 15x4 Hot Rod 1932 on 2040-parts.com
Camp Verde, Arizona, United States
Rare pair of American Torque Trust wheels. Hard to find 4x15 early Ford pattern 5 lug 5.5 pattern. Wheels are in great condition, all lug holes are good and no damage to rims. The spokes have been painted one time and paint is starting to peel. No pitting in the magnesium so they would polish up good or leave as is for a nostalgia look. These wheels both show a manufacturer date of 1965. Great wheels for old type dragster or hot rod.
Can dismount tires and sell wheels only. Shipping figured is just for the wheels only. I have had these wheels for 20+ years so tires are dry cracked. But will include tires, just shipping may be more. For questions or more information call Mike 719-338-6449 |
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