cdb8457

My neighbor lady is having her garage door replaced and need to move this awesome car. She is 80 and hasn't driven it in 5 years, and the tires have gone to ****.

I need to remove the hub caps, but I do not wanna mess anything up. Anyone have any knowledge on how to remove. I just cant reach the steams to fill the tire up.

http://imgur.com/a/Ngtlc


Thanks,

Clint

SpectreH

Usually, hub caps can be pried off with a large screwdriver. The factory lug wrench on some cars has one end designed for that purpose as well. At least the lug wrench in my '65 Corvair does.

Glenn

What he said /\ /\ post some pics of that car please

cdb8457

SpectreH

A large screw driver will work. Just use it carefully.

SilverSkoundrel

its nice that its inside and covered up but thats still a sad sight to see

2k7gtcs

You can wrap a small towel, rag, or cloth around the business end of the screwdriver before you stick it in there as to not scratch anything. If it'll fit in there with that wrapped around it.

kennyg

Those tires are shot! Get them aired up to move it out of the way, but then get the wheels or the car on a rollback to Wal-Mart, or other tire store, and get some new shoes!

Glenn

is it possible that this car is for sale??