Goodyear Eagle D6828 Racing Tire on 2040-parts.com
Roseville, Michigan, United States
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This Goodyear Eagle D6828 Racing Tire is used and from a large collection of NASCAR Collectible Memorabilia. There is writing on the tire and we believe that it is possible that this racing tire was used on a NASCAR Racing Track but we do not have any documentation to prove that it was. Buyer is responsible for the shipping costs.
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