Mercury 1949 Nos Hubcap on 2040-parts.com
Marshallville, Georgia, United States
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New Old Stock hubcap for 1949 Mercury. Very nice condition. Selling as-is, shipping by USPS flat rate priority mail is $18.75 to all 48 states. I have 2 of these available but auction is for one only. Any Questions, call 478-967-3362
Again, auction is for one only. |
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