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1960-70s Set 4 Vintage 15" Wheel Covers / Hub Caps Buick Olds Chevy Pontiac Ford on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

Ridgewood, New York, US

Ridgewood, New York, US
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This is a used SET of FOUR Vintage 15" WHEEL COVERS / HUB CAPS. These have been sitting in the garage for nearly 30 years. They have some tiny dings here and there, but overall look very nice for their age. I was not able to find any markings on them and the center badge is a generic crest that does not correspond to any of the period automakers. This leads me to believe that they are aftermarket accessories. These would be perfect for a vintage driver. Take a look at My Other Listings for some Delco Remy Generator, Frigidaire Compressor and a Delco Remy Starter for Corvette. Thanks for looking.

 

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