How does a hubcap end up on a median that's at least four feet above the road? Who knows, but it looks pretty in early morning light.
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2 comments:
That looks to me like a Chevy Caprice Classic hubcap, ca. mid-1980s. (That's what I used to drive)
Nice! Perhaps it's from your old car....hahaha...Be thankful you no longer drive it ; )
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