Sunbeam Alpine Wire Wheel Hold Down Bolt on 2040-parts.com
Waverly, Ohio, United States
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this is the bolt used to secure the spare wire wheel in the trunk of series 3 thru 5 alpines. this bolt is longer than the one used in alpines with steel wheels. the threads are in good shape and I did clean it up and respray with satin black paint. buyers outside the U.S. will need to pay actual shipping cost to your location.
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