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  1. 05-09-2017, 07:04 PM #1
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    1967S center caps?

    What should I be looking for in Correct center caps for my 67S 15x4.5 Fuch wheels?
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    I guess three prongs. (How they're secured).
    Also, 2 small holes for removal.
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    I'm no expert...but weren't the holes added much later?
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    Agree, '67 alloy caps had no holes. Same cap as '68 alloy wheel 15x5.5 cap. A plain unpainted alloy cap silver design with Porsche crest motif.
    Note, the prongs do break very easily - been thru a few. Makes for a nice belt buckle at that point.
    Appears Stoddard, SierraMadre, and others may still have them: "901-361-032-00 Silver "3-clip" Wheel Hub Center Cap for 911 912 With Fuchs or ATS Alloy Wheels 90136103200."
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    New caps out of the box will not match your wheels you need to include them when having your wheels redone. So best just to buy good used ones.
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    my 67S came with 1970's Fuchs when i bought it. It actually has unpainted 3 prong center caps without holes on these wheels. I might try these center caps with my freshly restored 15x4.5 Fuchs as they appear correct surprisingly enough!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Silverbullit View Post
    I guess three prongs. (How they're secured).
    Also, 2 small holes for removal.
    Oops. You're right, NO holes.
    Was thinking of wife's '14 Carrera...

    Also, according to Harvey Wiedman, caps DID originally have a slightly different finish/color than the wheels (lighter)
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    The "PORSCHE" font comes in two styles, a thin and a thicker style. Can't remember which is earlier. Harvey will know
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