15" 4 Bar Spinner Hubcaps on 2040-parts.com
Whittier, California, United States
Up for grabs is a pair (2) of 15" vintage flipper hubcaps. The edges are clean with no hammer marks. There are no missing teeth but each cap has the usual light scratches. There is some surface pitting on the chrome and one of the flippers shows some chrome loss (pic 9). I have no idea what year, make or model but even with the minor wear they will look cool on your ride. Additional pictures are available upon request. Please ask all questions
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when the item does not match the description.
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