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Mgb Octagonal Knock Off Wheel Nuts And Spanner on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
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Phoenix, Arizona, US

Phoenix, Arizona, US
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I removed these from my 1969 model MGB and replaced them with the eared variety 


these octagonal models are great and compliant with the laws which made the eared ones illegal - because of the risk that you drive down the street you will cut people off at the shins like a silent Ninja sword wielding crazy person 

I wish I didn't have to part with these, I was planning on keeping them and giving them to my kids as a graduation present or donating them to an orphanage, but life gets in the way of such grand plans and distention amongst the kids as to who gets which nut has forced me to sell them and take the money from the sale and divide that 12 ways so each of my children can benefit from the removal of these wonderful automotive adornments with happen to serve a practical function of holding on the wheels.

If they fail to sell at auction on eBay it is likely I will trade them for a new hair piece or slap chopper as seen on TV

So bid well - big high and bid often my friends and contribute to the support of the many mouths I must feed as a result of my inability to undertake any meaningful contraceptive practices other than my personality.


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