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Old 11-28-2018, 04:51 PM
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PM's updated. Steve I would like to talk to you please sent you a PM also. Thanks everyone for your interest so far. I have to buy these from a individual and the amount I need will reflect prices. I'm hoping to stay at a minimum affordable to everyone maybe $150 to $200 a set. Or maybe less. please give me a little time to get a list of what everyone needs so I can get these where they belong on yenko cars. They have been sitting on a shelf for years and are authentic.

Great speaking Ron, and understand there are a lot of variables in play. As we discussed once you confirm qty and pricing this will be moved to the classifieds. Also thanks for your time and efforts making these available to our members exclusively.
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This is what I have for Atlas Centers. All aluminum. Bolt pattern is smaller than Torquethrusts. Not interchangeable without modifying. Were there several designs or editions of these caps?
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This is what I have for Atlas Centers. All aluminum. Bolt pattern is smaller than Torquethrusts. Not interchangeable without modifying. Were there several designs or editions of these caps?
I'm very interested in hearing and seeing everyone's original caps to compare if maybe there were early and late style caps. This does throw a curve ball for me. So please post up some pictures materials made of? Aluminum or plastic? Just to clear the air of some some questions arising. I'm going to reveal my source. He is the current owner of the atlas alloy foundry building property now He was employed and made up the drawings for the wheel design. Also friend of the former original owner thats still alive well into his 90's. Unfortunately has altztimers. I dont want to sell anything that is deemed here incorrect by this board. I will wait till what i have is approved here. Although the stickers screws and gaskets look good. My question are the caps a newer design that were never marketed and stored at the original foundry or ?
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