Set Of 4 20x8.5 Panther Granite Alloy Wheels!!! on 2040-parts.com
Knox, Indiana, US
ITEM DESCRIPTION: Set of 4 20x8.5 Panther Granite Alloy Wheels. Used but very good condition. Style EMR0907-T. Offset plus 35mm BORE DIA 74.1mm. Bolt pattern 5x115mm. 1 wheel is missing a bolt and some of the bolts are rusty. 3 will come in their original boxes. Tires will be shiped in separate boxes, but at the same time. See pics for details. Any questions, just ask. Thanks for looking!
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