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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by anteek49, Dec 5, 2013.

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  1. anteek49
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  2. JohnEvans
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    Value ? not much $5 each maybe. Ford or Jeep would be my guess.
     
  3. Hnstray
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    '40s Lincoln or late '40s/early '50s Chrysler NY/Imperial........is my thought.
     
  4. metal man
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    I'm not real sure what those are,might be Mopar. I'm not aware of Ford ever using clip for the hubcap. Without knowing what they are, and they need sandblasted,etc., I would tend to agree with John ^^^.

    Someone here will know what they are.
     
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    40's Lincoln used the clips and some of the later F series.
     
  6. anteek49
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    Might be late '40's Lincoln; I had a convert.
     
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    I would say early Chrysler products, But there is no hole for locating pin on these wheels so that leaves Chryco out, had a second look ,noticed no hole.
    Aren't all early Fords 5 on 5 " bolt pattern with bigger center hole.
    Need to measure them a little more.
     
  8. manyolcars
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    Jeeps never had hubcaps so they are not jeep.
     
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    40 Lincoln according to*****ty photo on my*****ty phone
     
  10. 1953naegle
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    53' chevy had that style of rim and had clips in the middle. I can measure my mine to see if it's a match. What's the diameter of the recess with the clips around it?
     
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    Ok. I agree Lincoln, I see measurement 5x 5 1/2" .

    Chev Pontiac had clips but bolt pattern was 4 3/4" .
     
  13. 3wLarry
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    With the 5 on 5 1/2 bolt pattern part of his statement...can't be Chevy...it's 40's Lincoln.
     
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    center hole also too small for Jeep
     
  15. edwardlloyd
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    so worth more than 5 bucks a piece then.
     
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    Ryan is gorgeous btw
     
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