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06-22-2018, 05:45 PM
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Unusual Wheel Cover, P01
Found this single cover that seems to be a cross between 68 and 69 maybe?
It has the chrome center bolted on like a 69-72, but has the embossed bowtie like a 68. Center is dull stainless, not polished. Wondering if anyone else has seen one like this.
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06-22-2018, 06:08 PM
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Re: Unusual Wheel Cover, P01
I haven't, but seems GM simply used extra 67/68s in '69. Same as some PO1s with centers on a 4wd stamping. That's an interesting wheel cover. Looks like they polish them after mounting center? I suppose in 67/68 0nly outside area is polished, since inner area is painted.
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