Rich,
I am
ready to purchase a hubcap now. I am unemployed, so money is scarce.
That is why I have had to wait to get one. Can you tell me in a little
more detail about the condition of your hubcaps please? I am not looking
for a perfect one, but I do want one that is presentable, and that the teeth are
pretty strait. I was going to buy one from another person on the list, but
the digital pictures he sent me show they are pretty beat up, and the paint was
all peeled off from the center. Your price of $25.00 is very reasonable,
and I will gladly pay for the shipping for a nice hubcap.
Thanks
for your time, and help.
Bill
Ulman
Seattle, WA
Bill,
I have a '66 Crown, and restored all of my wheel covers.
Each one took about 4 hours to disassemble, paint, and reassemble. After all
of my were complete, and looking great one flew off after hitting a pot hole
which destroyed the wheel cover by coming in contact with a large tree. I know
what it's like losing one after all the work I put into them for
restoring. I was lucky and able to get another one, and when I find them
for a '66 at auto flea markets I pick them up before they disappear.
You're right about the valve stem, because when I bought my one of them was
for a '67-'69 Imperial, and the stem was in a different
location.
I
have other wheel covers for '66 Imperials, but their not perfect. They could
be restored. Let me know if you're interested in purchasing one, and I'll sell
them to you for what I paid for them which was $25. each plus
shipping.
Rich
Well folks, now that my '66 is back in daily
service things are bound to come up. Today's adventure was a runaway
hubcap in rush hour traffic at 55 mph. I did recover it, but it had
been killed by another car. Completely mangled. Hence I am
putting out the call for a replacement. The style ran for a few years,
but the '66 is a one year only design due to the valve stem being
placed in a different location. If anyone has an extra lying around,
please let me know. Any leads would be most
appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Bill Ulman
Seattle,
WA
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