THE GHOST'S TAKE

Dragged this one out of the dust, did ya? What you're staring at is a piece of mid-sixties Pontiac history. This ribbed stainless pie tin is a full wheel cover, most commonly slapped onto the 14-inch steelies of 1964 and 1965 Tempests, LeMans, and early GTOs before the original owners ripped 'em off for a set of aftermarket mags. It’s got that classic red starburst center medallion with the Pontiac arrowhead—a little faded from baking in the sun, but still pointing true. Condition-wise, she’s a solid driver. You’ve got the usual road rash and scuffs from dodging curbs and potholes over the last sixty years, but the stainless still shines up mean. The red acrylic center hasn't completely spider-webbed into oblivion yet, which is a minor miracle. Slap it on a survivor or hang it on the shop wall; just don't expect concours perfection.