Honda Center Cap (1) No Part #,machined Finish,4-lug,3 7/8" Diam.,4 Clips W/wire on 2040-parts.com
Plainfield, Indiana, US
Please remember, you are bidding on Used auto parts and the term perfect is not a part of the used part vocabulary.
For auction is (1) one Honda Center Cap, Silver Machined Finish. NO PART #. 4-Lug.
Approximately 3 7/8" diameter.
The 4 clips and wire are all intact. The photos show the cap you will receive. The cap is in good condition and has minor scratches. Will make a good replacement. We wash our caps before shipping.
Please e-mail with any questions. 06/13/2013
I am working with "partsfolks".
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