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Old 08-08-2018, 04:46 PM   #1
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Re: Full wheel covers (hubcaps) anyone?

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I can show pictures, not mine. But just 'wheelcovers' says it all. 'Full wheelcovers' is redundant because all wheel covers are full, they 'cover' the 'wheel'. ::
Special K, I agree 100% but ….. Chevrolet did call them 'full wheel covers' on the SPID.
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Old 08-10-2018, 08:25 AM   #2
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Re: Full wheel covers (hubcaps) anyone?

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Special K, I agree 100% but ….. Chevrolet did call them 'full wheel covers' on the SPID.
I've noticed that, too. Even GM can be wrong. Somehow that's what people started calling them. I grew up hearing and and I guess I used to say it, until I thought about it. There is no wheelcover that covers less than the full wheel. If it doesn't cover the full wheel it isn't covering the wheel. So simple but we humans like to make things more complicated. No biggie, just found the title funny pulling out all the words so all could understand.

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