Set New (4) C4 Corvette 1987 Oem Center Caps. Use Your Existing Plastic Inserts on 2040-parts.com
University City, MO, US
Set of (4) New C4 1987 OEM Aluminum Wheel Center Caps.
Picture shows all 4 center caps. Scan doesn't do center caps justice. This set does not include the plastic inserts. Use your existing plastic inserts. Diameter 3 inches.
This set is new. USPS Shipping and handling including confirmation $4.95. Great gift for that Corvette lover.
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