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Good deal on the hub caps. Mine appear to have had the black accent, so I'm thinking about having them re-chromed somewhere local.
When Ron bought my car, it had completely different wheels on it. He sourced these from a Fairmont at a salvage yard. These '82s are definitely hard to find parts for. Some are almost impossible. Best of luck with your restoration. Better get started before those parts are completely gone. Greg |
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It will all come down to price - if I can find some originals versus the cost of re-chroming the ones I have. |
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If you did a brushed finish, it might be close. Chrome would definitely be way off. |
I'm just going by what I see, Mike. Most every photo of an '82 CHP in service that I've gathered off the net looks like the car is wearing chrome hub caps.
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Oh, I know. Just saying that they sure look chrome in most all of the in-service photos I've found. You've got them in-hand, so I can't argue.
We've already discovered two different shades of tan for the package trays. Is it not possible that some '82s got different hub caps? Since what came on my car when I bought it are the Pinto hubcaps, that's what I've got to go with for now. If I could replicate the appropriate finish, that would be fine with me. I'll be on the look out for the correct ones and will appreciate any leads. |
here is an NOS pinto cap if anyone wants it. I have a set of four of these and will be carefully bead blasting the black off and creating a satin finish. Might ruin them but I am not using them with the black paint on them.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972-...item45fb41a98c |
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