Voodoo Series 403 Wheel Rim Center Cap New In Box 066 3208 06 22" 20" Inch Rare on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Illinois, US
Brand new Voodoo series 403 center cap. Numbers are 066 3208 06 on the backside. No scratches or any other flaws. Very hard too find these days for this style of rim. Fits 20inch and 22inch rims. Chrome finish. Please checkout my other auctions for vintage apparel and shoes,thanks.
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