I like the way the hub cap adapters on this page were made but making a casting is not something I do every day.

http://pic5.piczo.com/Millpower-Race-Engineering/?g=45768718

I finally came up with an inexpensive way to attach my hub caps. I started with some stock rally centers I found cheap on e-Bay. I removed the center part with a cut-off wheel and grinder. Then I drilled 3 evenly spaced holes 5/16" in from the outer edge and attached the clips with #10 machine screws, nuts and star washers. I salvaged the clips from some damaged wheels I had, but you can buy them from some of the venders for about $3 each.

http://web.etv.net/users/jmcneel/hc1.jpg

You could go with 4 or 6 clips as long as they are spaced evenly. Probably a good idea if you drive much on washboard gravel but 3 clips seem tight enough for my purposes. I then simply bolt the modified center to the rim with 5/16" cap screws.

http://web.etv.net/users/jmcneel/hc2.jpg

Then snap on the hub cap.

http://web.etv.net/users/jmcneel/hc3.jpg

Just the look I was going for.

http://web.etv.net/users/jmcneel/hc4.jpg

I've kept the chrome to a minimum for a more subtle look, only adding a few select pieces like my license plate frame!

http://web.etv.net/users/jmcneel/hc5.jpg

http://web.etv.net/users/jmcneel/59.html

Joe McNeel

http://mcneelnet.com/~jmcneel/59.html