1962/63 Plymouth Sport Fury 14" Hubcap on 2040-parts.com
Bridgewater, New Jersey, US
This is a used 14" hubcap, in good condition, for a 1962/63 Plymouth Sport Fury. Minor indentations are noted on the underside of the rim. Cosmetic wear is noted on the top of the cap, by the word "Sport Fury", as seen in the pictures. Thanks for looking!!
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