Boat Trailer / Camper Hubcap 7 7/8 O.d. Chrome Baby Moon Style on 2040-parts.com
Red Oak, Iowa, United States
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A boat trailer or camper hubcap. Chrome baby moon style. Has an O.D. of 7 7/8" and an inner rim I.D of approximately 7 1/4" Has some very minor scuffs and so on but will polish up and be very very nice. Look for my other auctions for more neat stuff. Will combine shipping.
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