I am preparing a ton of parts for sale in Hershey, primarily '29-'32 parts. But I have a few items for the '33-'37 cars, one pair of which I'd appreciate some help in identifying and estimating their value. It's a pair of steel spare tire covers with bowtie logos (one present, one missing) and the stainless/chrome trim that goes around the outside diameter and the face. Three photos attached (hopefully). The question is which cars are they for, and what are they worth?

Thanks in advance.

All the Best, Chip

PS: I'll be in spaces OBE 24 &2 5 on the orange field at Hershey. Stop by for a visit!

All the Best, Chip

I know that there are 2 covers for 1934 chevys, one has a bigger center hole for the hubcap than the other.. I guess if you know what size master hub caps are and standard hubcaps are, you got your answers.

WISBRI or JONJET here should know ?

mike

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1933-CHEVROLET-EAGLE-COUPE-SPARE-TIRE-COVER-OEM/202426701333?hash=item2f21925615:g:CXgAAOSwgh5bheOY

Yes, looks like a 1933 Spare cover.

I will look you up at Hershey. I only live 25 miles from the show and go to the flee market on Friday every year.

It would be worth more if totally complete with all clips in place PLUS the rear part that covers rear of tire..

Right now you only have the easy to find part , seen on ebay regularly

mike lynch.

By the hole size they look to be 33 Masters. But without backs and clips they can't be worth much. They come up on e-bay but never seem to sell.

Thanks guys. That clears it up for me. I'll assume they are '33 Masters, with parts missing and rust and will price them accordingly. I'll have them in Hershey at OBE 24 & 25 if anybody is interested. I appreciate the help.

All the Best, Chip