Max Finkel

9/16/19

10:02 PM

You need to take a stroll around the Upper West Side. A 325i E30 Convertible, Peugeot 405, a Griswold Family Truckster to name a few of the classics wrestling for alternate side parking.

SMH

9/15/19

4:20 PM

9/15/19

1968 Dodge Charger and its regenerative hubcaps.

my car smells like crayons

9/15/19

3:09 PM

9/15/19

Yes they're plastic but they were exclusive to the Eagle and said 4x4 in the middle.

Drg84

9/15/19

2:14 PM

9/15/19

Kia has and does build trucks, but granted, not the same kinds of trucks you’re talking about.

JohnTaurus

9/15/19

2:03 PM

9/15/19

The 1983 Golf MkII had no hubcaps, instead it had steel rims that emulated hubcaps. This is one of my fav Volkwagen budget solutions, next to the Beetle wiper-washer-hack.

plonko

9/15/19

1:40 PM

9/15/19

You get a star for knowing about “dog dish” hubcaps and extra points for noticing how well they go with red wheels. (Your name indicates that you are probably old enough to remember these, instead of just having heard about them from your grandfather.) :)

codfangler

9/15/19

1:07 PM

9/15/19

Old Mercedes hubcaps, which were the same color as the body.

Jordan

9/15/19

1:05 PM

9/15/19

The steel hubcaps on W123 and earlier Mercedes are very nice indeed, but I do have a thing for the minimalist plastic ones on W201 and W124:

tapzz

9/15/19

12:59 PM

9/15/19

This is the right answer, with or without beauty rings. Posting images here is a roll of the dice

bopacker

9/15/19

12:39 PM

9/15/19

I wondered if this would ever come up.

dupton

9/15/19

12:01 PM

9/15/19

Since Doubblewhopper2.0 posted such a shitty picture (sorry), Corvette Rally Wheels are the king of hubcaps imo.

ClassicDatsunDebate

9/15/19

11:56 AM

9/15/19

There are a lot of good looking ones and I can’t pick just one, but I do know the ones I hate the most.

token_liberal

9/15/19

11:51 AM

9/15/19

These are the best

Paaron

9/15/19

11:18 AM

9/15/19

In high school, I collected hubcaps and hung them on my wall. I still have them all, but they’re in boxes. One of my favorites is from a 1959 Mack truck. The simple script is pretty cool.

Phil

9/15/19

11:17 AM

9/15/19

The king of OEM kitschy hubcaps (1970’s version) had to be Ford with hubcaps that were painted to match the body color of the car.

Auto Guy

9/15/19

11:13 AM

9/15/19

I’m going to step outside popular opinion and vote for “less is more”. Poverty caps, a.k.a. dog dish caps, are my favorite on older cars as you could color-match the steelies to the body. And those red line tires make for a tasty addition to the package.

Corinthian Leatherface

9/10/19

11:40 AM

9/10/19

I’m with Patrick on this one, don’t sleep on the Pangaea Green. Explorer Pack, tow hitch, and am I crazy or is $233 a pretty solid deal for a winch..? MSRP $60,625.13.