Good Used Pair Of Wire Wheel Adaptor Hubs For Triumph Spitfires Good Splines! on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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This pair of two wire wheel adaptor hubs fit all Triumph Spitfires. It is one right side and one left side, there are RH and LH threads and they will work on front or rear. The splines are in good condition, there is slight surface only.
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