'09-15 Smart Car Fortwo Hubcaps Set on 2040-parts.com
Alpine, Utah, United States
They are used. They are in good shape, but do have blemishes. That is why they are not $55 each. Come grab these for $20 each. All blemishes can be seen in the pic. Items sent to you are the exact ones in the picture. They are from my smart car when I got new wheels.
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