19" Konig Sideways Wheels 350z 370z G35 Coupe Magnum Charger 300 Mustang Rims on 2040-parts.com
La Crescenta, California, US
$ave Huge... Four New 19x9.5" Konig "Sideways" Wheels (No Tires), 5x114.3mm Lug pattern with 25mm offset to fit Nissan 350z / 370z G35 and G37 Coupe ... Dodge Magnum Charger / Charger and 1994-04 Ford Mustang
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