15 X 8.5 Vintage Nos Appliance Dia-mag Wheels Rims Pair Gm Bolt Pattern on 2040-parts.com
Lynnwood, Washington, United States
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I have a pair of two new without boxes Appliance Dia-Mags. These have a 3 3/4" Backspacing and a 4 3/4" Bolt pattern for mid size GM Corvette Camaro Chevelle Etc
They have been sitting indoors for years and are in excellent condition, just storage dust. Center caps are included. Ships to USA only, no exceptions |
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