1935 1936 Era Chevrolet Artillery Wheel 17" Rat Rod Original Patina #5 on 2040-parts.com
Amarillo, Texas, United States
heres a 17 inch Artillery wheel 4 1/4 bolt pattern on 5 I have 5 in my store! and some old cars also... I have not tried to clean rust where tires came off .This auction is for one wheel ! Let me know if you want all my wheels and we will talk... they still have a nice patina on some of them ck em out thanks No Reserve!
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