16" Toyota Camry Hub Cap Wheel Cover Hubcap 2010-2011 on 2040-parts.com
Providence, Rhode Island, United States
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This auction is for one OEM 16" hubcap in decent condition with solid clips and ring. It does have quite a bit of scuffing and scratches as shown. I will sand most of it but some are pretty deep so it won't be perfect. Once I do that I will blend them with close matching paint so they are less noticeable once mounted. Part# is 42602-06080 or 42602-33130. The back will be cleaned before it is shipped. |
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