Tsw Silver Custom Wheel Center Cap Caps (1) - Cc 55 on 2040-parts.com
Garden Grove, California, US
For your consideration is one (1) custom wheel center cap off a TSW Custom Wheel . This cap is in very good condition. All the tabs and retainer rings are intact. This is a hard to find cap. It is new and comes with hold down bolt. I specialize in hard to find caps, check out my other items or e-mail me any questions you might have. Diameter: Appx. 2 1/8 inches across top of cap. Part Number - cc 55 Finish: plastic *Note: I generally ship the item 1-4 days after receiving cleared payment. FREE SHIPPING in the continental I only accept PayPal for payment. All sales are final, purchased as is, no returns, no refunds, exchange only if we send wrong part. Please ask any questions before you buy. Thank you for your interest.
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