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Rims Original 60s Era 14" X 43/4 Bolt Pattern Like On Chevy Or Olds on 2040-parts.com

US $35.00
Location:

Wayne, New Jersey, United States

Wayne, New Jersey, United States
Condition:Used Brand:GM Rim Diameter:14 Rim Material:Steel Offset:factory Rim Width:5.5 Number of Bolts:5

Rims Original 60s GM Chevy Olds etc. 14” steel rims 4 ¾ bolt pattern excellent condition they are all true I took them off my own cars I have driven on them. These rims are reproduced for the classic car market they sell for $149. Each, These wheels will not fit disc brakes. Bob 973-650-9258   $35. each

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