1967 4 Shelby Original Aluminum Ten Spoke 15x7 Wheel And Lug Nuts - on 2040-parts.com
Bradford, Pennsylvania, US
these are original Shelby rims . made by Shelby ..... they will only work on 1967 because of the brake calipers . if you decide to put them on a 19 68 you will have to use a small spacer 8 mm . these rims and tires are in very good condition. if you have any questions please call Dominick 814 598 1020
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