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Buick Hub Caps 15'' Vintage 1967 1968 1969 1970 Riviera Lesabre Skylark Wildcat on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Troutdale, Oregon, US

Troutdale, Oregon, US
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1967-1970 Buick Hubcap (1). This is in very good condition, but inspect the photos closely, there may be a couple very minor flaws. Please make sure this is correct for your application. I am not a Buick expert, just got these when a gentleman made me buy 3 Buicks and all of his Buick parts to get the 1970 Wildcat Custom Coupe I wanted. Thank you for looking. I have 3 more in other auctions.

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