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One Wheel Ferrari Dino 246, Dino 308 Gt4, Cromodora Original 6,5*14" Magnesium on 2040-parts.com

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Bankeryd, default, Sweden

Bankeryd, default, Sweden
One wheel Ferrari Dino 246, Dino 308 GT4, Cromodora original 6,5*14" magnesium, image 1
Used wheels but in good condition, see pictures. It is in good, but not mint condition.
Brand:Cromodora Rim Diameter:14 Rim Material:Alloy Number of Bolts:5 Rim Width:6.5 Rim Structure:One Piece

This is the 246 or 308 GT4 Dino Cromodora wheel, 6,5*14"which looks just like Fiat Dino Coupé (Spider?) wheels, except that it says Dino and not Fiat which means this is original Dino 246 wheel. Used wheel but in good condition, see pictures. It is in good, but not mint condition. Silver. Bolt on style. The buyer pays the shipping.The wheel is located in Sweden, so is the seller. Will ship to any country but are uncertain of the shipping cost and will find the cheapest alternative for the buyer.

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