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Cragar Ss Mopar Small Bolt 5 On 4 Mag Wheels A Body Lug Dart Demon Duster Dodge on 2040-parts.com

US $299.99
Location:

Miami, Oklahoma, United States

Miami, Oklahoma, United States
Condition:Used Rim Brand:Cragar Brand:Mopar

This is a pair of 14 x 6 CRAGAR wheels. They are the 5 on 4 lug pattern. These are by no means perfect but they don't come up too often. The ss caps are included. .These fit the 72 and earlier A Body mopars and the drum brake 73 and 74 cars. There is some rust and flaking but would look good on a survivor type car..Thanks for looking

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