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Amc Marlin Hubcaps! Full Set! 65-66 on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
Location:

Danville, Virginia, US

Danville, Virginia, US
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Offered here is a full set of 65 and 66 Marlin hubcaps.  These are the standard hubcaps, not the optional spinner ones.  They are in good driver condition, but the black paint will need some freshening, and the M's in the middle will need to be painted. They are 14 inch hubcaps, and will fit just about any 14 inch wheel. Don't confuse normal "R" hubcaps with these; the "R" one were exactly the same, but had the "R" in the middle for Rambler.  Only the Marlin had the "M" in the middle. These are not correct for the 67 Marlin; these are two year only hubcaps.  See the pics for why you should have the correct hubcaps.  The first pic is my 100% original 67 Marlin with dig dishes, the second with theoem hubcaps on it, and the third with the optional turbo-cast hubcaps.  Almost makes it three different cars!  

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