1930s Ford Pickup Truck Spare Tire Locking Hub Cap on 2040-parts.com
Durand, Michigan, US
THIS AUCTION IS FOR A VERY NICE 1930's FORD TRUCK SPARE TIRE LOCKING HUB CAP WITH KEY , NICE STAINLESS CAP, HAS BEEN BEAD BLASTED , READY FOR PAINT , ONE RETAINING CLIP THAT HOLDS THE CAP CLOSED IS MISSING BUT STILL WORKS OK
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