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US $350.00
Location:

Goodwater, Alabama, United States

Goodwater, Alabama, United States
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“selling for parts or not working . because they are no returns no warranty no refunds. . wheels in good shape . tires have a little dry cracking on the side wall .”
Warranty:No

 TWO   WELD DRAGLITES . FITS 4 LUG  FOXBODY MUSTANG . PULLED OFF A  89 MUSTANG  4 LUG CAR . SLICKS ARE 28X10X15   SLICKS HAVE SOME DRY CRACKING ON THE SIDE WALL AS POINTED OUT . . BUT THE TREAD LOOK LIKE THEY WERE NEVER RAN.  DEEP HOLES . THE ORANGE  PIECE POINTED OUT SHOWS HOW DEEP THE HOLES ARE .    ...   THEY HAVE 4 1/2  BACKSPACING .  I DONT KNOW HOW WIDE  THE  WHEELS OR  NEVER HAD TIRES OFF. LOOK LIKE A 7 INCH OR 8 INCH WHEEL. . COMES WITH 8 LUG NUTS .     ASK ANY QUESTIONS U MAY HAVE ..  NO WARRANTY NO REFUNDS NO WARRANTY .    SHIPS TO 48 STATES ONLY .. MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN BOUGHT .....

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