THIS IS A USED OEM FORD RIM THAT CAME OFF OF A 2005 FORD MUSTANG V-6 COUPE. RIM SIZE IS 16X7.0JX39MM. MAY FIT OTHER YEAR MODELS AS WELL. PLEASE BE SURE OF FITMENT BEFORE YOU ORDER.
THIS ITEM IS LISTED AS USED WHICH MEANS THAT IT HAS BEEN USED AND MAY SHOW SOME SIGNS OF IT.
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