Wire Wheeels W/knock-off Adapters And Tires on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
2ea 18" and 2ea 17" wire wheel with tires and includes 2ea sets of knock-off adapters to fit small or large car (the 2 18'' rear tires alone cost over $600.00 new and each adapter -8 total- cost avg $20.00 each)
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