3 Very Good Original 1936 Ford V8 Hubcaps...hot Rod, Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Lansing, Michigan, US
3 OEM 1936 Ford V8 hubcaps are in very good used condition with no major dents only some scattered small dings. There is the usual surface rust on the insides.
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Powder coated chevy small block valve covers, (US $10.00)
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Original nos chevrolet dealer steel license plate corvette ncrs usa-1(US $150.00)
Vintage ford mustang gas tank top(US $33.99)
1958 to 68 chevy trunk rubber (new)(US $4.00)
1941 1946 chevy truck front hood bow support nose rat rod pickup(US $22.11)
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