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FULL SET OF 4 MATCHING CLASSIC MID 60'S GM 14X5 WHEELS. ALL IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION. THEY ALL HAVE A "B" STAMPED NEXT TO THE VALVE STEM HOLE. BEEN LOOKING FOR A NICE SET FOR YOUR MID 60'S GM PROJECT, HERE THEY ARE. $99 SHIPPING IN THE U.S. OLD TIRE BEADS HAVE BEEN REMOVED.
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