Vintage 1935 Ford Spare Tire Locking Hub Cap W/mounting Bracket Stainless on 2040-parts.com
Eaton Rapids, Michigan, US
Vintage Ford Spare Tire Locking Hub Cap. Stainless. Lock is missing. Has mounting bracket. Small ding above F and there is another small ding. 6 3/4" across face. What you see is what there is. Needs cleaning. Has been stored for years. |
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