Chrome Plated Lug Nuts 1/2 - 20 on 2040-parts.com
Worth, Illinois, United States
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UP FOR AUCTION ARE A SET OF 20 LIKE NEW CHROME PLATED LUG NUTS 1/2 - 20, WITH WASHERS. OVERALL LENGTH IS 1 1/2", DIAMETER IS 5/8". LUG NUTS TAKE A 7/8" SOCKET, VERY CLEAN SET PLEASE CHECK YOUR APPLICATIONS BEFORE BIDDING. EMAIL ME WITH ANY ???????
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