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Old 10-16-2018, 11:28 PM
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Old 10-16-2018, 11:35 PM
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Oh that is nice.
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That right there is wicked. Very nice work!
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Thanks guys for all the positive comments.
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Until I find an original or NOS set of Rocket RPM center caps (if ever) I am debating on running the ET or Fenton Center caps. The wheels are going on a 62 corvette with blackwall BFG 670x15 silvertowns on the front and maybe the same on the rear or a set of M&H Racemaster or Radir vintage cheater slicks on the rear??? Any opinions on what looks better? I have concerns about green ET centers on a Roman Red car.
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Until I find an original or NOS set of Rocket RPM center caps (if ever) I am debating on running the ET or Fenton Center caps. The wheels are going on a 62 corvette with blackwall BFG 670x15 silvertowns on the front and maybe the same on the rear or a set of M&H Racemaster or Radir vintage cheater slicks on the rear??? Any opinions on what looks better? I have concerns about green ET centers on a Roman Red car.
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I like the fenton caps.
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They look fantastic, x2 on the Fenton caps FWIW.
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Thanks guys I will definitely post pictures when I get this figured out and completed.
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If anyone has a close up picture of these vintage Rocket Wheel Center caps I am trying to get a close up picture of the Center Cap decal to see the original lettering font so I can duplicate the original decal. I have had no luck searching the internet or various vintage wheel places. Thanks
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