1963 Ford Falcon Hub Caps Wheel Covers on 2040-parts.com
Rapid City, South Dakota, United States
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5 hub caps off of a 1963 Ford Falcon, 144 cc six cylinder model. I'm not absolutely certain if these are the original style for this model; they will probably fit most Falcons from 1960-63. They do not have any major dents, but four of them have a lot of little rust speckles on them; one is in pretty good shape cosmetically. $100 for all five.
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