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Vintage Retro Styled Generic 1970's 15" Hubcap (nos) Wheel Cover on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
Location:

Mesa, Arizona, US

Mesa, Arizona, US
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This auction is for 4 15" steel hubcaps. They are manufactured by Del-Met in the 1970's. They are NOS (New Old Stock) and have never been mounted. They are in perfect condition with no scratches, dings or rust. They are a generic replacement for any 15" rim so they should work on any American made car. They should fit Ford, Chevy, Buick, Cadallic, Plymouth, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and so on.

 

These are NOT the new hubcap being manufactured today that are "MADE OF HEAT/IMPACT RESISTANT AUTO GRADE ABS, THEN CHROME PLATED FOR A BEAUTIFUL MIRRORED FINISH"

These are made of steel.

 

These DO NOT "HAVE SPRING STEEL RETAINING CLIPS FOR A TIGHT & VERY SECURE FIT"

These are steel hubcaps with the clips all the way around the hubcap. They have the "Saf Lok" lock ring system which is the clips that are staggered in height all the way around the hubcap. (see photos)

 

These hubcaps are the perfect finishing touch to that restoration project that you are working on or the perfect accent to the car that is in almost original mint condition.

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