Lincoln Ls Center Hub Cap Hubcap 2000-2002 on 2040-parts.com
Providence, Rhode Island, United States
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This is one OEM center cap in excellent clean shape with solid clips and support wire. Just a couple faint scratches as shown but pretty minor. Measures about 6 1/4" across the front and part# is XW43-1A096-BB or XW43-1A096-HB. Fits the 16" wheel shown in the last 2 pictures.
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