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1968 1972 Ford Pickup Stainless Dog Dish Hub Cap Set Not Nos Wow! on 2040-parts.com

US $390.89
Location:

Fort Dodge, Iowa, United States

Fort Dodge, Iowa, United States
Condition:Used

LOOK..... at this matching set of Ford pick up or van stainless hub caps!  I can't call them NOS because there not boxed. I only found one dimple the (last photo) that doesn't show up well, no cuts, rips, or scrapes on these. These caps were found in a barn covered in dust so I don't think they were used very long if at all.  Pop these on your truck or van and give it that show room fresh look!  Shipping is on me, PLEASE ask ?s if you need more info...... Thanks and good day

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