4x4 hubcaps pics wanted

[briank]

Could somebody please steer me to or post pictures of the different style of hubcaps on a 1972 4x4
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[Ironhorse]

When you are logged in at the top of the screen you will find a "search" function heading. Click on it and type in "4x4 hubcap", should bring up several postings or threads you can look thru. May take awhile depending on how many pages there is to search. I have the newer "square body" rallys and 6 lug caps on my '71 4x4, look good to me but not "correct" for the year of my truck.

[67c10rustbuket]

Here are some from a '72 K5 Blazer. Sold them on Ebay a few years ago for a whopping $25.

[briank]

Thanks, I just bought a set like that. Now I'll have to see if I like them on the blazer or if I'll want smaller ones.

[SS Tim]

Didn't give much to go on with your request. Are you looking for wheel covers or hubcaps? Factory correct for your MY or "will fit"? What size wheels? Anyway these should get you started and here are some pictures of the P01 wheelcovers on a K5.

[briank]

I was looking for stock 15" hubcaps and wheelcover pictures for my '72 k5 to give me ideas of what was available when it was new,thanks for the pics
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[med.bronze]

here's two more; the blazer is my dad's about two weeks after he bought it in '71 and the second is the hubcap version on my '71 K10

[jamess1]

Do you know what, if you searched on ebay you would find so many people offering hubcaps on a 1972 4x4..

Also, you can know the prices if you are interested in buying some...

[special-K]

*Hubcaps on 15" wheels

*Hubcaps on optional floatation tire pkg-16.5 wheels

*Wheel covers
*Hubcaps on optional 16" wheels

[briank]

Thanks for all the info on the hubcaps. I've been scouring all over the web looking. I like the full hubcaps (which I bought a set cheap) and I like the smaller ones pictured in Special K last K5 pic. The problem with ebay is most people list all the years that the hubcaps/wheel covers will fit, not what was actually offered in that particular year. I am somewhat of a stickler, I like what the factory offered not usually aftermarket stuff. Not to say I don't like it, I just don't do it.

[special-K]

Originally Posted by saa

It's always better to do your research first and determine what you want, or need, and then find a source for what meets your needs.

Starting at a source, as many typically do to bypass the research and information stage in the effort to save time, pushes a buyer toward settling for what they can find. Rather than finding what is optimum for their requirement.

The short version: Don't discourage people from searching out all the options. Help them. Sourcing can be a whole new adverture!
saa.

Yeah,if everyone just searched there'd be no forum. Isn't that why we come here? To talk trucks and learn from each other. If I had a penny for some questions I've seen asked over and over since I've been here I'd be rich. But,I have never told someone to use search. I just try to answer the best I know how. I enjoy being helpful.
Go to the first page of this site and it states,"67-72chevytrucks.com originated in 1997 as a resource page for 67-72 Chevy and GMC pickup trucks...etc",not,"Use search"

[71 super]

I like the look of the full covers on 2wd (why all of mine have them) but the caps look at home on the 4x4 it gives them a much more muscular look.