55-56 Chevy 150 210 Del Ray Bel Air 15" Steel Riveted Wheel Rim 55-62 Corvette on 2040-parts.com
Monrovia, California, United States
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55-56 Chevy 150, 210, Del Ray, Bel Air and 55-62 Corvette 15" steel riveted rim with the hub cap nubs, as pictured. It has minor surface rust and will need to be cleaned and painted. It was originally Blue with a Black stripe and has been repainted. It is stamped "15X5 K N-T D-5 Made in US" on the inside of the rim. It is in overall good condition. They are heavy and that is why the shipping is expensive. They are used parts and are sold in as is condition. |
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