Chevy Truck Car 12 1/4" Replacement Chevrolet Vintage Aluminum Wheel Hub Cover on 2040-parts.com
Holland, Michigan, US
Vintage Chevy Pickup Truck / Car Aluminum Replacement Wheel Cover Hub Cap
Outside diameter is 12 1/4". Cap Is 2 3/4" tall when laying flat.
In good condition.
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