15" O Mopar Wheel Dodge Plymouth Wayfarer Coronet Cranbrook Cambridge 1949 1952 on 2040-parts.com
Lafayette, Louisiana, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON ONE SPARE CLASSIC ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT 15X5.5" DODGE/PLYMOUTH STEEL WHEEL. I BELIEVE THESE WHEELS TO BE LATE 1940'S TO MID 1950'S ERA. 4.5" BOLT PATTERN. IF YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A NICE SPARE FOR YOUR CLASSIC DODGE OR PLYMOUTH, HERE IT IS!! I WILL SHIP WITHIN 2 DAYS OF PAYMENT. $32 SHIPPING IN THE U.S. I WILL SHIP WITHIN 2 DAYS OF PAYMENT. NEVERMIND THE CONDITION SHOWN, THE WHEEL HAS SINCE BEEN SANDBLASTED, PAINTED, AND LOOKS GREAT. I JUST POSTED UP A PICTURE OF THE WHEEL SINCE IT HAS BEEN BLASTED AND PAINTED BLACK. AS YOU CAN SEE, LOOKS GREAT.
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