More HubCap ID needed!

[llskis]

Here is a picture of my friends old Ford. He does not know what kind of

Hubcaps on it and neither do I. Can anybody help?? Larry

P.S. BTW; not too many people can say they have 4 vent windows on their car!!

Edited August 22, 2013 by llskis (see edit history)

[JD in KC]

...not too many people can say they have 4 vent windows on their car!!

Maybe more than you think:o

[Guest Commodore]

Here is a photo of a 1949 - 1950 Ford Hubcap. I don't know whether Ford offered a full wheel cover in these years.

[keiser31]

I think the original poster is trying to find out what these are.....they look like a combination of caps to me.

Edited August 22, 2013 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[Curti]

It looks like something JC Whitney sold as a bolt on enhancement.

[keiser31]

It looks like something JC Whitney sold as a bolt on enhancement.

Bolting on to what cap, though?? Looks like a GM cap, maybe Buick.

[Curti]

As I look closer, The cap looks to be three pieces.

[keiser31]

As I look closer, The cap looks to be three pieces.

Kinda what I was thinking.

[john2dameron]

Chevy or Corvette used a wheel cover slotted around the outer edge like that. The hubcap portion resembles the hubcaps that came on my '69 Ford F-100 pickup when it was new. The bars don't look like any I ever saw.

[28 Chrysler]

I thought that they were Chevy hubcaps topped with a Plymouth cap with a claw

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Sounds like Turducken plates. Did John Madden ever own a 50 Ford?

[rocketraider]

Outer edge looks like a Ford factory accessory trim ring, maybe 52-53? Small hubcap like a 63-4 Chev or 68-70 Buick dogbowl. The three-bar spinner? No idea.

Either assembled or as said earlier, an aftermarket "custom" job. Though it looks like stainless and the aftermarkets were usually flash-plated chrome that rusted or flaked off after a few years.