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14" 2wd Turbine Hubcaps Ih Scout 800 80 1961 1962 International 2x4 on 2040-parts.com

US $299.95
Location:

Bernville, Pennsylvania, US

Bernville, Pennsylvania, US
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Here is a set of 14" turbine HUBCAPS (IM ASSUMING ) for a Scout 80 two wheel drive. I know some early two wheel drive model 80s had 14" four lug wheels, so I think these fit early 14" two wheel drive Scout 80 models. They look very similar to the 15" wheels, but have slightly twisted turbine spokes, so theres two right and two left hubcaps, all with closed hubs . They are factory marked,right and left. Any ideas on what they fit if not the Scout would be appreciated. I dont have any 14" wheels, just the caps. They have minor defects, are slightly dirty,because they have an oily film on them from being stored. The last two pictures show a 15" next to a 14" and a 14" inside a 15", the auction is for the set of four 14" caps. Im sure these are rare as hens teeth.   PA residents pay 6% sales tax.  Ships to Continental U.S. only.

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