Volkswagen Porsche 914 Wheels (5) on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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5 powder-coated Porsche 914 or VW wheels.
Excellent condition. Made by Western Wheels. Bolt pattern 4x130, 5.5x15" All 5 appear to be straight and undamaged. Wheels were powder coated BLACK then stored indoors for years. There are minor nicks from clanking together. One (see fourth pix) has way more nicks than the other 4. Buyer pays shipping. I can box and ship (3+2) via UPS at your actual cost. ....or you can pick them up in 15101 zip code. See my other Porsche 914 auctions. |
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