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The Niner
![]() Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Broad Brook, CT
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Re: WHEEL COVERS won't go on - any tricks ?
When I originally got my C/20, I got some (what I thought were) new replacement rims from Autogeek.com. Turns out they were cheap chinese knockoffs and the nubs for the hubcaps didn't quite lineup and the caps never fit. They weren't off by much, I was able to get 3/4 of the cap on, but it wouldn't go all the way. I got some used F*rd rims and they popped right on.
BTW, I think the dogdish hubcaps look better than the full ones, but that's just me...
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