Pair Of Factory 14" Stainless Steel Deep Dish Trim Rings on 2040-parts.com
Vidor, Texas, US
Pair of factory 14" wheel deep dish stainless steel trim rings. Approximately 2 3/4" deep. Oval valve stem openings. Some dents in one area as shown in picture 2. These trim rings appear to be exactly the same on the outside. Different mounting systems as shown in picture 3. Manufacturer unknown.
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