Keizer Wheel,12 Bolt Direct Mount,10x6",polished on 2040-parts.com
Pleasanton, Kansas, United States
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Keizer Wheel 12 Bolt Direct Mount 10 x 6" 2" Beadlock Micro Sprint 600 Mini Polish We purchased these parts for a project that never materialized. This auction is for two wheels. Features
10" Wheels fit Micro-Sprints (600cc), Modified Midgets, TQ Midgets, some Mini-Sprint, and several other motorsports applications. These wheels are sold as is no returns. Local pick up will pay sales tax. |
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