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Poncho Master!

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Remind me about these wheel centres


I'm assuming that both these centres are from Canadian Pontiacs. Which models and years got these two different rally wheel centres?





Also, notice the two ways of spelling DISK.......DISC.


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can't see the bottom picture bob, the red x.

top picture looks like the taiwan spelling version.

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69 belair wrote:

can't see the bottom picture bob, the red x.




That's odd. It was just linked to a photo in another thread on this site.

I uploaded it to TinyPic........



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I have never seen the top one before, and I also think it's an imposter.  I supplied the bottom photo a few months ago, it's unique to 1967, the first year disc brakes were available.  The correct spelling is DISC, not DISK.

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top one looks like a chevy with a Pontiac plastic emblem glued on  The Disk spelling is odd?

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The top one is cheap Asian knock off of the Chevy "disk" (sic) brake centres that someone has just stuck a Pontiac decal on to.
The one that Clint posted is real and correct.

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Agreed, top is a fake.

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