Nos 1967 Chevy Camaro Chevelle Corvette Impala Nova Rally Wheel Center Caps on 2040-parts.com
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ORIGINAL NEW OLD STOCK 1967 CAMARO CHEVELLE IMPALA CORVETTE RALLY WHEEL CENTER CAPS IN THEIR ORIGINAL BOXES. THE THREE BOXES WITH THE RALLY WHEEL DISH ARE STILL UNOPENED AND CORRECT FOR 1967 CORVETTE (PART NUMBER 3901712). THE RALLY WHEEL SCREW ON FLAT CAPS ARE CORRECT FOR 1967 CAMARO CHEVELLE IMPALA AND EL CAMINO (PART NUMBER 3908762). THIS IS ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURED BY GM AND NOT REPRODUCTIONS. COMES COMPLETE IN THEIR ORIGINAL VINTAGE GM BOXES.
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