Vtg Old School Appliance 14" 14x7 4x114.3 Wheels Datsun 240z Celica Ra 260z Jdm on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
Used Appliance Aluminum wheels 14x7 with a slotted 4x114.3 Pattern These are used wheels from the late 70s so please have a look at the pictures close. These are nice, but not perfect. Was planning on putting them on a 76 Celica but went another direction. US 48 shipping only due to size. No Hi, AK or PR. No Overseas and no shipping to Canada. On May-13-16 at 11:11:37 PDT, seller added the following information: |
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