Ferrari 275 Wheel Knock Off Nut 32mm Hexagon Right Side 206 250 246 330 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Blairstown, New Jersey, US
**** THIS ITEM UP FOR SALE IS A **** Ferrari 275, 330 Wheel Knock Off Nut Original Production Ferrari NOS Brand New Knock off lug nut spins clockwise to remove and goes on the right side of U.S. car 32MM Has Ferrari horse engraved on front as seen Nice rare vintage part!!! You will see reflections from camera 100% GENUINE FACTORY FERRARI PART. I am always happy to combine the shipping of multiple purchases so that my customers can save on postage costs! First bid buys it!!
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