1966 Dodge Coronet, Dart 14" Hubcap on 2040-parts.com
Loretto, Kentucky, US
1966 Dodge Coronet, Dart 14" Hubcap, Used.
I only have the one. It does have small scuffs, scratches and is missing paint. The center cap is pitted, scuffed and scratched. It also has little black dots all over that come off with your fingernail, I think it is road tar. The center emblem is faded and scratched. All mounting tabs are there in good condition. Driver quality.
Selling as is. No refunds. Look at pictures carefully before bidding. Email me with any questions.
Please pay within 7 days after auction ends.
Insurance is included in s/h price.
Good Luck Bidding.
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