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Old 10-04-2019, 11:58 AM
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I have seven originals...got them just before the 'poverty cap craze' set in. I have less than $50 in all seven. Mine pop right on using the heel of my hand and come off with no trouble, using a small brake adjustment too.
The one problem I had with them is that they do not fit on any of the repop steel wheels I tried them on, only my original GM steel wheels.
Car looks great! My first '64 GTO was that color. Love it!

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Thanks! Different wheels now though. The steelies and caps are in storage...also known as my basement..lol

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They fit Summit’s powder-coated “tri-five-Chevy” steel wheels great.

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