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Old 02-21-2009, 12:13 PM   #1
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Anybody got any of these lug covers laying around?

I bought some wheels a while back for a good price. My objective was just to do a little better than the factory steel wheels that are currently on the truck.
I ended up with standard 7" rallies off a 95 truck. The center caps are there and beautiful, but I need some of these caps:

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I know I'll need different lug nuts for my 1/2 x 20 lug bolts, but I'm more concerned with finding caps right now. The nuts I can get on Ebay.

Anyone know a vendor who has them?
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Old 02-21-2009, 01:09 PM   #2
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Re: Anybody got any of these lug covers laying around?

Rick, you should still be able to get these from your friendly (possibly overpriced) local Chevy or GMC dealer. jim
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Old 02-21-2009, 01:54 PM   #3
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Re: Anybody got any of these lug covers laying around?

Rick1956,
Not many people know that the Chevy Astro van and GMC equivalent used 1/2 inch studs for several years .The first few years of production used 1/2 in studs before they switched to metric . I do not know if there are any salvage yards close to you but it might be worth a trip since many had the lugnuts you would need with the threads for the lug covers . You might get lucky enough to find one with lugs,covers,and caps . Take a 1/2 inch lug with you and you can check the studs instantly .
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Old 02-21-2009, 02:12 PM   #4
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Rick1956,
Not many people know that the Chevy Astro van and GMC equivalent used 1/2 inch studs for several years .The first few years of production used 1/2 in studs before they switched to metric . I do not know if there are any salvage yards close to you but it might be worth a trip since many had the lugnuts you would need with the threads for the lug covers . You might get lucky enough to find one with lugs,covers,and caps . Take a 1/2 inch lug with you and you can check the studs instantly .
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Thanks Frank, I didn't know that. See what kinda stuff you learn on here?
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Old 02-22-2009, 10:47 AM   #5
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Thumbs up Re: Anybody got any of these lug covers laying around? UPDATE

I happened to be at a local junkyard (AAA Auto Wrecking in Kent, Washington) getting some tires switched at their tire shop yesterday. The tire shop is a separate entity on the same grounds, and, believe it or not, is owned and operated by a woman. She knew her business well and was was working her butt off.

To make a long story short, she gave me a baggie of those lug nut covers! She would have given me a 20 lug nuts too if she had any that were 1/2" 20 thread, but alas they were all metric. This was after she only charged me $40 to swap 4 tires onto different rims, balancing and tax included.

She deserves a high five!
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Old 02-22-2009, 11:04 AM   #6
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I got mine off ebay, there are lots of them on there.
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