Ruote Borrani Ferrari Wire Wheels 15x450 166 195 212 on 2040-parts.com
Salisbury, Massachusetts, United States
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Ruote Borrani 15x450 wire wheels, quantity 2, for early 1950's Ferrari , likely 166 , 195, or 212. No RW number. If I find more info, I will post here. In good condition, some gouging on an edge here and there, suitable for rebuilding. Auction is for 2 wheels. Thanks for looking .
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