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I think they do look visually correct for 67, 3 nubs for the hubcaps, and the smaller center.  Seems odd that there aren't any markings on the hub, would expect to see a 67 stamped, a number for the date, and a ford logo. 

Quote from: Coralsnake on February 06, 2024, 12:02:48 PM
If your plan is to restore them , its going to be somewhere in $150-$250 range for each hubcap.

Thats been my experience. Even then you need a very good set to start with.

A good set means

Good chrome on the cast center section
No pimples anywhere
No broken lugs
Decent stainless pie plates without gouges or excessive rub marks


Just getting to that starting point usually involves buying several sets

Truer words have never been spoken.......I lost count of how many set i had to buy to get decent centers

This made its rounds on facebook too

Coming along nicely

Excellent update!

Given the price surprised to see dents on the underside. 

they look like adjustable shocks that were used in 64/65 falcons

Great update Peter.  I always look forward to these....

i always thought finding pristine centers was the challenge.  The pie plates are stainless, and dents can be fixed by the right person

I have an original liner....can get you a pic on Sunday

Quote from: Coralsnake on May 31, 2022, 07:03:22 AM
There is no radiator support. There are no inner fender aprons, no shock towers, no firewall, no front frame rails , no floor, no doors, no original fiberglass, no door window glass, no windshield, no engine.

No serial numbers, no title.

good points Pete.......But its a real shelby....good luck with that one

Over time yes i think it can dry out if not sealed. 

You will not a find a finer original looking and fitting system than Scott Fuller's products.  His is essentially bolt in.  Others you will fight with to get them to fit. 

Kevin

i wouldn't be concerned with applying it, however removing it would be a greater concern

Quote from: hurlbird on February 02, 2022, 09:38:00 PM
For my 68 door,.. is the brightwork around the edges stainless? What is best way to remove the old and then "glue" a replacement glass into the base?  Heat? Thanks

Its stainless.  I believe the stainless is set in place with tape.