Dodge Van, Pickup 15" Factory Aluminum Wheels With Center Caps. Take Offs on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, US
will fit ford 5 on 5.5 truck. van. will fit dodge truck, dodge van. these came stock on dodge. new take offs no dings or gauges. nice wheels.sold each, comes with flat cap in picture.
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