Set Of Four 15" Cadillac Wheel Covers/ Hub Caps on 2040-parts.com
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Full set of Cadillac 15" wheel covers. One of the center caps has faded. They are removeable and if you have a set like this, you could use one from yours, or just run them as is. I don't know what years and models these are for as I searched ebay to find a similar set and I came up empty, so it's safe to say that these are the only ones like this on ebay. They have no road rash and are straight. Thanks for looking.
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