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Old 05-18-2011, 03:37 PM
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I finally got some pictures of the front hubcaps I ordered a few days ago and put on the front of my 782. It is still pouring the rain here so I couldn't get it outside where I could get a good wide framed shot but here are a few pictures.
I purchased the 8 inch front ones from: www.buggiesunlimited.com
and I have found some 6 inch from: http://justgolfcarts.com/6bachwhco.html

This is what the 6's will look like on the front rims:
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The 8's that I currently have:
http://justgolfcarts.com/6bachwhco.html



Showing the retaining clips


Mounted on the wheel


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Old 05-18-2011, 03:39 PM
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I don't have the rears yet and I can't post anything on them even a website because I haven't verified that they have the retaining clip system to hold them to the wheel, but I will post an update just as soon as I have them or have verified the correct fit.
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good work! Very resourceful of you.
Keep us posted on the rears.
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They look awesome, DWayne!
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DWayne, that sure is a nice "reflection" of what great work you do!!
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Sweet, and only $9.00.

It would be awesome if someone could make the dies and re-stamp the original ones in stainless. I've seen the decals, they're cool, but not the same.
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Those look sweet! Cant wait to see the rears when they come in!
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Nice hub caps they look great!
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Hubcaps look great Dwayne!
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Hubcaps look great Dwayne!
Well said and I thought you wore glasses.
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