edzolz

I have a friend that ownes a 73 Omega with 14X7 SSll wheels. There is no stainless trim on any of the wheels. I'm not sure the wheels are original to the car as they have bolt on centers. Should they have these trim pieces? A full set is preferred.

Fun71

Bolt on centers sounds right for a '73 as the snap-on caps came out in '75, for the A bodies anyway.

jollyolds

no bolt on caps in 73 fo any model

Allan R

Short answer is Yes.

first442

I have 10 of these trim pieces, so enough to do 2 wheels, let me know if that will work for you.

19684424speedconvertible

My 1974 442 had bolt on center caps.

joe_padavano

That is not correct. All 1968-74 SSII/III wheels have bolt on center caps. All 1975-up SSII/III wheels have snap-on center caps.

Allan R

Note: The trim pieces for earlier SSII/SSIII are a different profile than later models.

Early

Later

11971four4two

I have 20 of them I would sell for $80 shipped to lower 48

joe_padavano

Your second picture wasn't showing up, so I fixed it for you.

To the OP: most people call these bezels.

Mixing the two styles on one wheel really looks silly.

edzolz

70Post

If it matters, there are THREE different styles of these bezels. The silver/bluish wheel shown above has 3 of what I would call the "very last style bezels. These are more flat in profile and have the more pointed corners on the upper corners. Compare that to the two styles Allan shows in his pic in post #8. I think a '73 car would not have used these "very last style" bezels but I'm not sure when they started being used.