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Vintage Baby Moon Hubcap Chrome Antique Wheel Cover on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Belle Plaine, Iowa, US

Belle Plaine, Iowa, US
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Up for auction is a 
Vintage Baby Moon Hubcap Chrome Antique Wheel Cover
Measures approximately 9". 
Some dings here and there, but no significant bends or damage. 
This was out in the weather for a time, so there is some rust on the underside of the hubcap.

Nice piece for shop or Man Cave.

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