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Chevrolet Luv Truck Vintage 1970's White Hubcap Wheel Cover Black & Gold Bowtie on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
Location:

Attica, Indiana, United States

Attica, Indiana, United States
Each available hubcap shows age and wear, needs restored, and is pictured.
Brand:Chevrolet Warranty:No Surface Finish:Painted Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Vintage, 1970's Chevrolet LUV truck, white hubcap/wheel cover with black & gold bowtie in the center.
Will consider offers and combine shipping on multiple orders.

Please see seller condition notes and pictures for further description.

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