Need help identifying this Ford Hubcap
 

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1549842574
Can anyone identify this Ford Hubcap for me? It looks genuine, but is very unusual. Any help appreciated.

Re: Need help identifying this Ford Hubcap
 

Looks like something British that made its way down to you.

Re: Need help identifying this Ford Hubcap
 

those two points on the oval do not comply with the ford logo design, so aftermarket i would presume. but, heck, i thought you were the hubcap guy?

Re: Need help identifying this Ford Hubcap
 

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1549863196
Yep, I am a hubcap guy, but am not familiar with British or European Fords. My specialty are the American Fords. I posted the same question on the Model A Forum, and got a response from Bick from New Zealand. Bick came up with the correct answer, the 1932 to 1934 Y Model Fords. I don't own a Y Model Ford, but was asked the question. Looking at the quality of the hubcap, I knew that it had to be an original Ford product, and not a Repro. Problem solved. The above picture shows the small British built Y Model Ford which have these hubcaps.

Re: Need help identifying this Ford Hubcap
 

i love those little y models. pretty rare bird here though

Re: Need help identifying this Ford Hubcap
 

Did quite a few thousand miles in Model Ys in the 60s & 70s. Not the fastest or most comfortable Ford, but pretty. I had a 32 with a coachbuilt touring body, bought in pieces and sold in in that state - another one of those 'shoulda kept it' cars.