What year hubcap is this?

[flatheadv8]

Originally Posted by v8fordman

It is an accessory hubcap that was commonly used on Lincoln wheels. The give-a-way is the "spokes" are not made with the hubcap. In this scenario, the wheel itself would have been plated giving the appearance of a spyder hubcap. I can't see for sure in the picture, but appears it is a '36 not a '37.

The definitive answer is... It is an accessory hubcap. Part number 68-1150-B. From the 1937 Book... "Originally released in 1936 to be used with a special wheel with chrome plated spokes, it apparently found popularity with people who liked the look of having the painted wheel spokes between the hub cap and the wheel trim ring. This hub cap came only with the INDENTED "V8"and circle like the 1936 standard equipment hubcaps. It appears in the 7/27/36 accessory list and even some later lists, but not in the 1936 Chassis Parts List.

Neat!! Thank you for the info v8fordman. I appreciate it! The knowledge on the Ford Barn never ceases to amaze me.

[flatheadv8]

Originally Posted by mercman from oz

Here are pictures of the Set of Accessory Stainless Steel non-Spyder 1936 Ford Hubcaps that are currently for sale on eBay.
This style of 1936 Ford Hubcap was never offered in Australia. Unfortunately, I don't have one in my display of Ford Hubcaps.

Yep, that is exactly what mine look like front and back sides.

[flatheadv8]

Originally Posted by CaliforniaBorn36

Here are a few for sale.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1936-Ford-Fl...dXAuGl&vxp=mtr

Thank you for the tip CaliforniaBorn36. I now have two more for the rear. Cheers, Jeremy

[geg]

I have one of these early 1936 caps in stainless and two that are chrome. A couple of more would be nice.

I have a set of spiders on the car now and would like to occasionally change out for a different look.
GEG