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Art & Inspiration Spinner/emblem ID help

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Moriarity, Mar 10, 2022.

  1. The swirl pattern and 'blades' suggest a propeller or something aero, but what I don't know. Back when, aircraft propellers were a symbol of speed and modernity so an automotive application is not out of the question...or even a boat.
     
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  2. Moriarity
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    The studs look like 10-24 they are 1 inch long and have square nuts on them
     
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  3. Carter
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    I have a very similar pair, with the 3 mounting bosses on the back. Screenshot_20220312-163817~2.png
     
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  4. blowby
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    Belt buckle
     
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  5. And the cool thing with traditional hot rods is that you can use a cool part without knowing for sure what it came from.
     
  6. 49ratfink
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    I think if it were for a wheel there would be a stud in the center or you would never get it centered on your hubcap
     
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  7. BJR
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    Center of a pro wrestling winners belt, or the buckle of a rodeo star.
     
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