15" Ford Pickup Truck Wheels F100 1970 1966 Jalopy Rat Rod Smoothie Flathead Kh on 2040-parts.com
Lafayette, Louisiana, United States
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A FULL SET OF 4 CLASSIC FORD PICKUP TRUCK "RAT ROD" OR "SMOOTHIE" STYLE WHEELS. POST 1966 ERA, BUT WILL WORK FOR ANY CLASSIC FORD RAT ROD PROJECT. DISC BRAKE.. THEY ARE 15X5.5" WITH FORD 5.5" BOLT PATTERN AND LOOK VERY STYLISH. NEED A NICE SET OF 15" FORD WHEELS FOR YOUR PROJECT? HERE THEY ARE!! I WILL SHIP IMMEDIATELY. OLD TIRE BEADS HAVE BEEN REMOVED. I WILL SHIP IMMEDIATELY. GREAT SHAPE, JUST NEED SANDBLASTING AND PAINT TO LOOK LIKE NEW. $110 SHIPPING IN THE U.S. CALL ME IF INTERESTED IN THE WHEELS, 337 257 7679 |
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