dog dish hub caps on steelies

[odyssic1]

The Ranger caps may be the way to go. The ones I used are F150 and the doamed center needed to be heat formed flat to accept the emblems (aftermarket from the later 80's Bronco). The indents for the lugs needed to be heat shrunk as well, so they are tight.

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[Broncodave]

Not sure if it's cool to offer these here so I guess I'll find out if it gets deleted..... I have a set of 5 of these modified stock 16" available if anyone is interested? Only mounted for photo shoot so less than 50 miles on them.

Specs:
285/75r-16
Kumho Road Venture All Terrain AT51
(3 Peak Snow Rated)
$1500 for the set of 5
factory TPMS sensors are included

I'll be happy to post a run down on how these were modified and sourced. (bit of a pain in the butt and time consuming but they come out good)

Cheers

Those center caps are beautiful!

 

[AARDVARK122]

This is what I ended up with on mine. Wheelsmith wheels. 17x8 30mm offset. Police interceptor caps with some custom made graphics for the caps.

 

[odyssic1]

If anyone has interest in getting a steal on a vintage looking set up, I've got these. Not trying to make anything on them just trying to recoup some of my investment. My loss.

Here's the specs:

285/75r-16 (33")
Kumho Road Venture All Terrain AT51
(3 Peak Snow Rated) 5 tires w/mount balance OTD $1287.41
factory TPMS sensors are included, 5 x $27.50 $137.50
Stainless Steel beauty rings $65.00
Ford factory F150 caps $118.80 (won't work without heat forming)
Ford cap emblems $25.00
Painting stock wheels w/bed coating $30.00
Heat forming caps and painting wheels 4 hours shop labor $90x4 $360.00
Factory wheels $free

Or total Cost into this set $2,023.71
first $1500 cash gets them ......MUST PICK UP IN AZ

Thanks!

 

[redone17]

If anyone has interest in getting a steal on a vintage looking set up, I've got these. Not trying to make anything on them just trying to recoup some of my investment. My loss.

Here's the specs:

285/75r-16 (33")
Kumho Road Venture All Terrain AT51
(3 Peak Snow Rated) 5 tires w/mount balance OTD $1287.41
factory TPMS sensors are included, 5 x $27.50 $137.50
Stainless Steel beauty rings $65.00
Ford factory F150 caps $118.80 (won't work without heat forming)
Ford cap emblems $25.00
Painting stock wheels w/bed coating $30.00
Heat forming caps and painting wheels 4 hours shop labor $90x4 $360.00
Factory wheels $free

Or total Cost into this set $2,023.71
first $1500 cash gets them ......MUST PICK UP IN AZ

Thanks!

What’s up with that roof rack?

PS - love the wheels. What’s your next wheel plan?

 

[Bigred86]

Bringing up a dead thread here...
I'm thinking of painting my BD hubcaps white and getting 17" trim rings from a Crown Vic (not sure yet if they will fit) steel wheels and painting them white as well. Wondering thoughts on this. Also thinking of painting my grille white.

 

[redone17]

Bringing up a dead thread here...
I'm thinking of painting my BD hubcaps white and getting 17" trim rings from a Crown Vic (not sure yet if they will fit) steel wheels and painting them white as well. Wondering thoughts on this. Also thinking of painting my grille white.

Supposedly they fit. I kinda dig the look too.

From Fatchbook:

 

[Bigred86]

Supposedly they fit. I kinda dig the look too.

From Fatchbook:

Wow that looks great! I think I might have to give this experiment a go

 

[LS2GTO]

This is what I ended up with on mine. Wheelsmith wheels. 17x8 30mm offset. Police interceptor caps with some custom made graphics for the caps.

Looks great! Where did you buy the police interceptor caps?

 

[BroncocnorB]

My ‘70. Before I sold her for $2500 cause baby otw.

 

[AARDVARK122]

Looks great! Where did you buy the police interceptor caps?

I got them at the same place as the wheels. Thewheelsmith.net

 

[Topher64]

The Ranger caps may be the way to go. The ones I used are F150 and the doamed center needed to be heat formed flat to accept the emblems (aftermarket from the later 80's Bronco). The indents for the lugs needed to be heat shrunk as well, so they are tight.

Which year F150 caps did you use?

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