Knock Off Wheels For C2 Corvette (1963-1967) on 2040-parts.com
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, United States
Refurbished knock off corvette wheels
for sale (fits C2 series; 1963-1967). Professionally re-machined and painted in
2013; they were used on the car for about 100 miles. A1 condition; $700 per
wheel or $1,400 for both. Please message me if you are interested. |
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