2003-'05 Lincoln Aviator 17" Factory Oem Chrome Alloy Wheel Rim 3563 on 2040-parts.com
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, US
Offered in this listing: ONE(1) 2003-'05 LINCOLN AVIATOR 17" FACTORY OEM CHROME ALUMINUM ALLOY WHEEL 3563 Wheel is in excellent condition with normal wear/minor nicks. Great replacement for your damaged wheel! Centercap not included. Please ask questions before bidding. Wheel-do means you don't pay the dealer price for your OEM replacement wheel! Only OEM parts fit as intended! Thanks for looking!
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