That same Web site has a 1964 Dodge listed.
http://tinyurl.com/2ajz2gu
I have an interchange book that has pictures of hub caps. Unfortunately
it is a homemade version published by photocopy machine, so the quality
of the graphics are very poor. The 1964 Dodge DD caps look about the
same as the Plymouth counterparts in these graphics. If I had to guess
the Dodge caps appear to be very slightly taller than the Plymouth
counterparts, but that could be in illusion. The book lists two versions
of DD for Plymouths, one has beveled ridges at the area that attaches to
the wheel, the other one is smooth in that area. The smooth one has #259
as a caption; the 1964 Dodge DD has #130 as a caption.
Thanks,
Gary H.
David Bailey wrote:
Like Dooner stated, this is really peaking my interest too. So where are
the nitty gritty nitpickers that really know their Mopar stuff? My
earlier reply was that I thought there would have been a difference
between Plymouth and Dodge dog dish hubcaps but maybe not? Or, might
there be a very slight variation of the same cap for both Plymouth and
Dodge? Case in point, the link Gary H provided of that beautiful 64 Ply,
(best of show automotive). If it's safe to say the caps on that Ply are
correct, that is fully polished, then could it be that the same cap I
described earlier but with the brushed satin ring might be correct for
the Dodge?
I wonder because I have a mix of caps, all the same except some are full
polished while others have that satin ring. I've also seen pics of both
types and been told by less than authoritive people that the satin ring
type is correct for the 64 Dodge. Is this so? I don't know but would
like to find out.someday.
Thanks
Dave B
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