2002-2004 Honda Crv Wheel, 15x6, 10 Spoke Silver on 2040-parts.com
Utica, Ohio, US
This is a reconditioned 2002-2004 Honda CRV Wheel, Hollander number 63842. This wheel is a beautiful looking wheel, no damage. Please see picture. This wheel is in like new condition. We currently have one available. This wheel at a dealer is $477 new. If you would like more of this number, please e-mail for price and availability. Thank you.
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