Vintage Go Kart ,racing Go Kart ,fox Lemans Fron Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Hillsdale, Michigan, US
selling a set of fox lemans front wheels, these are in great shape .no gouges , the original paint is coming off , I used aluminum engine paint on the ones on my kart ,it matched the original almost perfect, I took a close up of the worst mark on these wheels, its very small .and wont be seen when painted or buffed , they do need new bearings ,which I will include , starting bid 150 bucks no reserve , shipping will be18 bucks
all my items are shipped next day after payment received ,please take a look at my other items
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