1965 Chevrolet Full Hubcaps - Wheel Covers - Original - Pair Of 2 14" on 2040-parts.com
Wadsworth, Ohio, US
1965 Chevy Full Hubcaps - Wheel Covers - Original - Pair of 2
Auction is for two (2) 1965 14" Chevy wheel covers with Blue Chevy Emblem on Black Back Centers They have fairly clean outside side edges would be functional for your daily driver. These were only washed and spot tested for shine - the outer edges should come to a nice shine with a little elbow grease. The Black Accents will need to be redone. The Removable/Replaceable Centers - One is pretty decent and the other is somewhat crazed and the back paint is a blended Gray/Silver. Check out my other items! |
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