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Technical Chev Hubcap what year

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by keith27T, Jul 26, 2021.

  1. keith27T
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    I know it looks like a 37 38 but it doesn’t have the line and the curl.
    Anyone know what it was for? 3EDC9045-3B9A-40DB-8F8A-95A686C03A75.jpeg
     

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  2. stillrunners
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    from dallas

    Might be a aftermarket - that script just doesn't look right.....
     
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  3. Mr48chev
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    I'd say that Stillrunner nailed it. A JC Whitney type of almost looks like replacement that was half price of a new one from the dealer. This should be the original version.

    It might possibly be a base model cap for the same year or a truck cap for the same year though.


    Old chevy hubcap with script.jpg
     
  4. keith27T
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    Okay thanks, you two. I was thinking they might have had a different one for Canada?
     
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  5. Mr48chev
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    The hubcap I showed above was from a 37 and their sales brochure used the design on the cover. 37 hubcvap image.jpg
     
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  6. That is the same as what I had on my Australian made '37. I sold it, but kept a spare hubcap. 20210727_135413 (2).jpg
     
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  7. Squablow
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    It's a Holden/export cap, check out this link which hopefully works

    http://home.znet.com/c1937/paint.htm

    This picture is shown

    HubcapQ.JPG

    and quote "The Holden (note the blue wheel and hubcap without "speed streams") had a different stripe pattern."

    Aftermarket caps wouldn't have the correct spelling of Chevrolet on them since the maker would have to pay to use the trademark.
     
  8. keith27T
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    They were probably used on Canada as well then. Thanks Squablow
     
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  9. Canada and Australia were both Commonwealth countries then, we got a lot of CKD's from Canada, so you would have ended up with Australian hubcaps. 188978401_1404135449967191_276457792947694158_n (2).jpg
    This was my car, '37 Sedan.
     
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  10. stillrunners
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    Wow....that was cool knowledge !
     
  11. David Duran
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    I’ll buy them!
     

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