Pontiac 14 X 6 Rally Ii Wheel 70's 80's on 2040-parts.com
Bayville, New York, United States
Rally II wheel from 1980's
14 x 6 Excellent restoration candidate wheel - no dings or damage, the rear is clean with no buildup of grease/grime, true and straight. Plesse check your application before placing a bid Wheel code shown in last photo Ships to 48 states |
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