Lead on hubcap clips

[Plymouthy Adams]

am thinking that is a Belvedere wagon..the beltline trim for one and the fender badges for another...they were on the Belvederes only as per what I have read..not availabe on the Plaza wagon and the Savoy did not offer a wagon but there is arguement between groups that some 450 were made in Savoy trim..also as the car has sill molding on it another tip off as the Plaza did not offer these on the low line wagon not even as an option..now an individual could well have dressed this car from a junker..but I would think possibily not..more pictures would give other hints

[mrwrstory]

As this thread started with hubcap clips as the subject, I offer this link for ideas. I'll be checking the actual part later today.

http://www.piersideparts.net/WW111601131WW.html

[mrwrstory]

As this thread started with hubcap clips as the subject, I offer this link for ideas. I'll be checking the actual part later today.

http://www.piersideparts.net/WW111601131WW.html

The clips in question, although almost identical in configuration are about 5/16" to short in the vertical direction.

[thrashingcows]

Well having to raise them 3/16 or 5/16 is very little really. Either option...the VW ones, or the ones from the chevy would be doable.

[pflaming]

I put the GM clips on my wheels today and confirmed that they are too short. They will hold a plymouth cap, the one with the ship on it, but not the Dodge cap. However, some spacers to lift them will work, so . . . lumber yard is closed.

[pflaming]

I got my wheels painted and the new clips on. I used 3/8' bolt nuts and all is fine. The color is a little brighter than I thought but with beauty rings and caps they will look fine. Those 60# tires and wheels wear on old man out. I only have one ring, got four more spoken for.

Edited February 7, 2013 by pflaming