Wheel Center Hub Caps Metal Curve Trim Badge For Alfa Romeo 4 Pcs X 56mm on 2040-parts.com
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A set of 4 pieces of ALFA ROMEO Wheel Caps Curve Badge Emblems
Diameter : 56mm (about 2.17" )
Material : make of aluminium alloy (after market product)
Item Description :
- 100% brand new
-
Please use detergent to clean the surface of the target before stick it on.
- Diameter : 56mm
- Easy to install.
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