60-66 Pontiac Eight Lug Wheels & Drums, Machined Drums, Excellent Condition!!! on 2040-parts.com
Parsippany, New Jersey, US
This is a set of four 14" 8 lug Pontiac wheels and drums for 1960 through 1966 year models. All four wheels and all four drums are in magnificent condition. The drums were machined before they went into storage. The chrome caps and rings have been wrapped since they were polished, chrome lug nuts included. These have stored in the basement for the past several years, well taken care of.
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