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Dog Dish Hub Caps

markw

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Those are BMW 3 series seats. Vinyl, powered, heated. Very comfortable and pretty low.


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duffymahoney

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I stripped the paint off a single dog dish, next I am going to polish the stainless. I think they will end up looking sweet.
 

jckkys

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They are '77-'91. There is a paper label inside the new ones with a D7 part number. They were mounted on '77 F and E series trucks just not '77 Broncos. In '78 they were on Broncos. I'm having a problem getting them polished without taking the black paint off. Suggestions? The aluminum just wasn't polished as new, and the mag wheel polishing places can't say they'll be able to leave the paint.
 

67sport

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not a bronco but I've done a 15x8 with dog dish caps and really liked it. I've been wanting to do this treatment on the bronco but its so costly with 8 lug, so I settled for doing it on my jeep truck. It's 5x5-1/2 bolt pattern, that counts don't it?;D
That's a very nice tire/wheel set up. Looks great.

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