Porsche Factory Oem Boxster Twist Front Alloy Aluminum Rim Wheel 17x7 97-04 99 on 2040-parts.com
Glasgow, Kentucky, United States
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YOU'RE BIDDING ON A PORSCHE BOXSTER FACTORY ALLOY WHEEL. IT IS A FRONT WHEEL MEASURING 17X7. IT IS A USED WHEEL AND HAS SOME SCRATCHES. FAR FROM PERFECT AND FAR FROM PERFECT PRICE SO LOOK AND ZOOM IN THE PIC BEFORE BIDDING. I'M SELLING THIS FOR SOMEONE TO KEEP NOT INSPECT AND SEND BACK SO LOOK BEFORE YOU BID. I HAVE ANOTHER WHEEL JUST LIKE THIS ONE IN A DIFFERENT AUCTION SO IF YOU NEED 2 OR THEM CHECK IT OUT ALSO. BUYER TO PAY SHIPPING FROM ZIP CODE 42141 ANYWHERE IN THE 48 STATES. THANKS AND GOOD LUCK.
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