Jeep Tj Wrangler Raised Centre Caps Set 4 Jeep Logo. on 2040-parts.com
Hampton, ON, Canada
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Used condition Jeep TJ Raised centre caps. Set of 4 caps. have tried to show the part numbers in the pictures. These came off stock steel Jeep TJ rims. Should you have any doubts about suitability please check with your dealership or I can send you a picture of the style of rims that these came off. These are at least 17 years old and whilst condition in general is good you may find some imperfections noted a couple of plastic tabs on reverse side are missing but doesn't affect their use as centre caps the small fixing screws are included but are rusty but useable. as shown in the pictures. Thank You for viewing this Ad. # 36 |
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