1967 Chevrolet Corvette Bolt On Knock Off Wheels, Brand New Reproductions on 2040-parts.com
Galena, Ohio, United States
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One complete set of 1967 Corvette Bolt-On Wheels. These are reproduction made by Corvette America, and they are brand new in the box. They have never been out of the box until I opened the one pictured. They retail for over $2200, plus shipping/tax. Shipping, and insurance will be determined at the end of the auction. I only charge what it costs me to ship them, nothing more. I welcome pick up in the Columbus Ohio area as well. |
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