Ford F250 350 4x4 Hubcaps **no Reserve** on 2040-parts.com
Hepler, Kansas, US
This set of hubcaps shows the use of 25 years. However, they are still presentable enough for an every day driver. The nice feature is that the front caps are shallower to fit over lockout hubs and the rear caps are deep enough to clear the heavy duty floating axles. Came off of 16" wheels and I'm pretty sure they will fit 16.5" wheels also.
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