1969 Chrysler 300 15" Hubcap on 2040-parts.com
Lewiston, Idaho, United States
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Presented to you for your consideration is a 15" hubcap for a 1969 Chrysler 300 in fair used condition. There are a lot of dings on the outer rim of the hubcap , but it looks good all shined up and would look great in your runner in need. Offered to you for the great low price of $32.99 wth free shipping. Thank you for your interest and good luck.
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