16" General Jumbo Artillery Wheel Set Chevy Chevrolet Studebaker Jumbos Hot Rod on 2040-parts.com
Mulino, Oregon, US
This is a super rare set of 16 inch general jumbo wheels, most you find are 14 inchers. These are 6 lug for chevrolet, studebaker and others. would be great for a hot rod or restoration. Email with any questions before bidding. Buyer pays shipping. I only ship with the post office. Payment with paypal with in 24 hours of auction close. All items are sold in used as is condition. Please ask all questions before bidding. Thanks You and HAPPY BIDDING!!
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