Find 1 VW Volkswagen MK2 Golf Jetta 13 inch CENTER CAP in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, US, for US $13.97

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This listing is for one 13 in. CENTER CAP, this is the style seen on many U.S. built Golf cars and other mid 1980's VW's. This listing is for the center cap only, not the wheel, trim ring, etc. If you need more than center cap, please write and I can list more. If you need a trim ring or rings, please check out my other listings. Let me know if you have any questions, thanks.

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