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Condition:Used Brand:Factory, OEM Rim Structure:One Piece Manufacturer Part Number:6R3Z1007D Rim Width:8 Bolt Pattern:5X114.3 Surface Finish:Machined and Painted Number of Bolts:5 Interchange Part Number:560-3649 Offset:45 Fitment:2005-2009|Ford|Mustang Rim Diameter:17 Color:Sparkle Silver Textured with a Machined Face Rim Material:Alloy

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