1967 Chevrolet Camaro Set Of 4 Wire Spoke Hubcaps Used Chevrolet Motor Division on 2040-parts.com
Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut, US
This is a used ORIGINAL Set of Four WIRE SPOKE HUB CAPS from a 1967 Chevrolet CAMARO. In the center is the Chevrolet Logo and around it says "CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION". They are for 15" wheels and are 16" in overall diameter. In the center on back side it says Chevy with part # 3908762. These would look great on other period Chevrolet models with 15" wheels. These are original quality items as were made in the period. They are heavy and solid at just over 5 pounds each. They are in very good condition with minimal pitting only at the centers and typical age and use wear. They have some light scratches and small dings consistent with use. There are a couple of outward dings on edges from when these were being pried off in their past. One of them has some more pronounced scratches at the edges (second to last photo shows this), perhaps these can be sanded and polished away by a professional polisher. Otherwise they appear very lightly used. Listed separately are a Pair of Rear Leaf Springs from same 1967 Camaro. Thanks for looking.
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