Ford Logo Valve Stem Caps on 2040-parts.com
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
This is a brand new set of chrome valve stem caps with
the FORD logo. Set includes key fob which is also a
wrench to snug the caps tight (so they aren't so easy to
remove by hand). Adds that finishing touch.
These are a well made set of valve stem caps with O-rings for a good seal. They are not the cheap plastic ones that can crack easily when tightened and/or over used.
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