THE GHOST'S TAKE

Stare into the center of this stainless steel disc and you'll find the Fratzog—that weird, meaningless geometric symbol Dodge slapped on their muscle cars and grocery getters throughout the sixties. This specific 14-inch full wheel cover, with its eleven ribbed slots, was the factory skin for 1967 through 1969 Dodge Chargers, Darts, Coronets, and Polaras. It’s the exact kind of cap that flew off into the weeds when some kid took a corner too hard in his old man's 383 Coronet. It's stamped from stainless steel, which means it survived the decades without rotting into a pile of iron oxide. The condition here is honest driver quality. You’re going to see the usual road scars—maybe a little curb kiss or some fading in the painted recesses—but it’s straight enough to slap on a survivor or a weekend cruiser. Don't expect a flawless, concourse-ready trailer-queen part. This thing lived its life on the asphalt. If your A-body or B-body is rolling on bare steelies and you need that factory-correct 14-inch look without digging through swap meet mud, this Fratzog frisbee will do the trick.