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Have Old Ford Steel White Spoke Wheels, Where to Buy Center Cap Screws?

Mikey

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I have a set of the black plastic center caps with only 6 screws...need 6 more. Any ideas where to find them?
Thanks,
Mike
 

7elk

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I have used the screws from Ford rangers with the caps, worked fine and seemed to be the same because they tightened up well.
 
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Mikey

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Still looking for a source of the screws....Anyone? Anyone???
 

tasker

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pm me, ford parts guy and I KNOW i can find them....
 
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Mikey

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Looks like there are two kinds, stainless and black.....did Ford use different thread sizes over the years? I hope not! I'm not sure what year or model the wheels are that the PO put on....maybe even from 1974 Bronco options, for all I know.

I've found some various sources for the screws and it seems much easier to find the stainless than the black. So far, eBay seems to be the best bet...most venders seem to think they are made of gold...
 

Steve83

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The ones I saw on eBay look pretty reasonable to me: $1.25/screw after shipping. That's less than I've ever sold them for. Spend a few hours hiking thru several muddy, thorny, wasp-infested junkyards to collect a handfull, and then think about how much you'd sell them for. ;)
 
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