United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Chrome plastic shorty rally hub caps fit 1968-70 models and include part number 687005
This set of four hub caps is designed for 1968-70 vehicle applications. The chrome-plated plastic pieces carry the shorty rally styling identified by part number C687005. They are supplied new as a complete set for exterior fitment.
Buyers needing metal construction, a different diameter or a model-year outside the 1968-70 range should consider other options. Those requiring centre-cap compatibility or locking hardware will not find those features in this set.
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The set is made of chrome plastic and designed as a direct fit for 1968-70 models, so it should stay secure without generating noise when installed correctly.
These hub caps are built for the original steel wheels on 1968-70 vehicles and use the factory lug-nut pattern, so no special hardware is required beyond what the car already has.
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