Ford F350 Dana 60 8 Lug Wheel Hubs - Pair on 2040-parts.com
Littleton, Colorado, US
Very good condition used pair of 8 lug wheel hubs for a Ford Dana 60 front axle. Will fit 1978-97 axles. Comes with the wheel studs, spindle nuts, and bearings. Buyer will pay shipping charges by UPS ground.
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