THE GHOST'S TAKE

Pulled this piece of Kenosha history straight out of the dirt. What you are eyeballing is a 10-inch AMC dog dish, the kind of poverty cap that rolled out of the factory on Ramblers, Ambassadors, and Rebels from roughly 1966 to 1974. It has that unmistakable stylized R stamped dead center, surrounded by a ribbed outer ring that has seen more highway miles than a runaway freight train. It is stamped stainless, which is why it outlived the rusted-out floorpans of whatever inline-six grocery getter it originally clung to. Condition is straight-up driver quality. It has the usual scuffs, scratches, and road grime from decades of dodging potholes, but it ain't beat to hell. If you are running bare steelies on your AMC survivor, this is the missing piece of the puzzle. Snap it on and let the ghosts ride.