I pressume this is on the 67.
These are tough to install. I have a heavy rubber mallet that I use, and I have
never lost a hubcap. Actually, I lost one at low speed once, but none since I
have been using the mallet. If these are properly installed, they don't come
off, to my experience.
D^2, 2x68
Quoting DONALDDICKINSOND@xxxxxx:
> I was heading south on I71 toward the city, with the top down (beautiful
> day), to show off my car to some former employees. Then a horrible metallic
>
> racket that scared the living you know what out of me. I quickly pulled over
> and
> my right front hubcap that was following me passed me at 60 mph then suddenly
>
> crossed the median and slammed into the guardrail on the North bound side.
> Needless to say my hubcap that I recently refurbished was a total loss. Does
>
> anyone have a foolproof method of keeping these hub caps on?
>
>
> Don Dickinson
> Prospect, KY
>
> 1955 Imperial Newport, Canyon Tan and Desert Sand
> 1967 Imperial Custom Convertible, Ivory and Burgundy
>
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