THE GHOST'S TAKE

Materialized from the rust-flaked ghost of a '67 Biscayne, this 14-inch stainless steel shield survived the decades with its dignity mostly intact. It is the standard full wheel cover Chevrolet slapped on their full-size bare-knuckle brawlers like the Biscayne and Bel Air before the world went soft and plastic. You can see 'CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION' stamped loud and proud around that center cone, a relic from when Detroit actually built things out of heavy metal. Condition-wise, she is a solid daily driver. The brushed stainless has some honest scuffs and road rash from a lifetime of dodging curbs and potholes, but it ain't beat to hell. The slotted outer ring is straight, and the black paint in the lettering ring is still hanging on by its fingernails. If you are rolling on 14-inch steelies and need to dress up your B-body without looking like a pampered trailer queen, this is your huckleberry.