I have three 8 lug Pontiac rims off a 63 grand Prix. They are in great shape. I can email pictures upon request. would like to sell them as a group. I will take $400 for the 3 together otherwise it's $150 a piece. Buyer pays shipping costs.
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Wheels for Sale
- 16x4 ford wire wheel pair matched 1935 hot rod wheels or 1936 roadster(US $145.00)
- One steel rally wheel 70 rambler/rebel(US $25.00)
- Cadillac dayton tru spokes 15x7 wheels
- Pontiac rally wheels centers set of 4(US $125.00)
- Et mag aluminum 14x6 unilug ford chevy mustang 1955 1964 rat hot rod gasser 1969(US $120.00)
- 1971 1972 1973 ford torino mustang cougar 14" x 5.5" disc brake steel wheel(US $29.95)
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