[FC] more hubcaps

[Vairtec Corporation]

Tim, there are bunches of 60s-70s hub caps that fit the stock FC 
wheels.  Nearly every full-size Chevy car from '62 through the early 
70s, most Chevelles, later Chevy II and Nova models, Camaro, plus the 
contemporary Chevy trucks.  Early S-10 hub caps fit also.

The style that you describe, which I believe are these

http://www.boocoo.com/auction/detail.asp?n=copo-hubcaps&id=344

were used on base model cars for several years but since they were also 
used on the COPO Camaros some sellers think that they are COPO hub caps 
and worth a fortune.  Online prices are all over the map.

Recently, however, I bought one of these, just one, from an ebay seller 
near my home.  My winning bid was under ten dollars for the one hub cap, 
but I met the seller at his home and gave him a ten dollar bill and 
asked for no change.  It was easily worth ten bucks.  And I bought it 
just so I would have a spare, I already have a set of four.

--Bob


On 3/19/2012 1:52 PM, wern3 at juno.com wrote:
> I have slowly educated myself on 1960's era corvair and chevy hubcaps. It appears that the 1968/1969 nova and camaros used a dig dish style that fits the FC. I guess that my only issue there is that while they are offered on "eb_ _ _ motors auction" site nobody on there is selling a set of 4 .There are similar ads for a set of 3 and another ad with a set of two and yet another auction for a single hubcap as well.I have never bid on anything there. I am of a deeply cynical nature though, and the idea of buying 3 of them in one auction and then having to bid to get the last one seems like a ploy to me. Anyone on here had experience with this outfit?Tim Werner
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