1961 Buick Hubcaps Set. on 2040-parts.com
Plainville, Connecticut, US
1961 Buick Hubcap set. Néed a good cleaning but very nice shape. Some have a few small bucks and dents and the inner plastic piece has scratches on all of them. Please are pictures for yourself. Thank you!
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