1960s - 1970s Chevy Chevrolet Gm Truck Van Car White Hubcap #3 on 2040-parts.com
Newton, Mississippi, US
This hubcap is used and in good shape.It also has some scratches on the edges and a couple of tiny rust spots on the edges. It has some small places where the paint is gone. There are no dents in the hubcap. Please look at all the pictures carefully because the show the scratches on the hubcap. I have two more of these hubcaps for sale.
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