Model A Ford 1930-31 19inch Wheels Rat Rod Spoke Rims Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Lodi, Wisconsin, United States
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Lot of 12 1930-31 model a ford 19 inch wire spoke rims. All are used, in good condition.
A few have some bent spokes, some have surface rust on them. I can ship, I would put them on a pallet, they would be shipped by truck. |
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