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Old 07-25-2014, 05:27 AM   #1
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.....What would you do?....

I would take a real good look at his odd-ball hub-cap. Chances are, if it came off your truck and on to his...you should be able to tell. There would be fresh markings on it (finger-prints on residual break-dust/dirt build-up)...smudges from being put on his wheel, or fresh markings from being "tapped" back on...if all of his hubcaps appeared to be recently wiped down, I'd assume he did it and tried to cover his tracks.
But If one of his matched yours exactly...??? Sure, he could probably pry it off without leaving marks...but unless he had a rubber mallet and strategically hit it....you'd know or should know.

What would I do once convinced?? Dunno, I'm not one to say "I wouldla done this or I woulda done that"...once the switch flips in my head, it's out of my hands and control.

Good Luck Rick. Easier said than done, but let cooler heads prevail

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Old 07-25-2014, 06:07 AM   #2
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I would take a real good look at his odd-ball hub-cap. Chances are, if it came off your truck and on to his...you should be able to tell. There would be fresh markings on it (finger-prints on residual break-dust/dirt build-up)...smudges from being put on his wheel, or fresh markings from being "tapped" back on...if all of his hubcaps appeared to be recently wiped down, I'd assume he did it and tried to cover his tracks.
But If one of his matched yours exactly...??? Sure, he could probably pry it off without leaving marks...but unless he had a rubber mallet and strategically hit it....you'd know or should know.

What would I do once convinced?? Dunno, I'm not one to say "I wouldla done this or I woulda done that"...once the switch flips in my head, it's out of my hands and control.

Good Luck Rick. Easier said than done, but let cooler heads prevail
In fact there were fresh marks where it had been pried off and it did match mine exactly.
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Old 07-25-2014, 06:41 AM   #3
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Would have been interesting to take it , leave note; "took my hub back and leave your contact info with it!

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Old 07-25-2014, 06:46 AM   #4
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Would have been interesting to take it , leave note; "took my hub back and leave your contact info with it!

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Old 07-25-2014, 06:50 AM   #5
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So as luck would have it, I am back down there yesterday and I find an exact match for mine in roughly the same place. I guess maybe it did fall off.

Then I get home last night and find that my left rear hub is missing.

Ordered a new one last night.

He obviously needs it more than me. Karma sure can be a vindictive bitch, wouldn't want to be him.
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Old 07-25-2014, 06:43 AM   #6
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Rick, take yours back and give him my info as I can sell him these three center caps.... and three 16" alloys if he wants too!
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Old 07-25-2014, 06:54 AM   #7
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Damn! in order to get revenge you'd have to find a new spot to fish LOL.
I know I would take mine back, eel his antenna and pull 2 valve stems from 2 of his tires.

Then find a new spot to fish.

But then he would likely eventually come accross your rig later and do somethign worse to you, so maybe its best to let Karma get him.

So what if fellow S-B'ers all watch for a suburban with 3 GMC caps and one older one with no lettering and perhaps assist Karma in its search to find him.



Salvage yard has lots of suburbans.. I sold my POS to Pick and Pull a few months ago 1997 had 4 good caps no lettering. (rear end seized on mine and had more rust then the wreck of the titanic.

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Old 07-25-2014, 08:05 AM   #8
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Don't know how easy / hard they are to get off on the Chevy but the Ford were on good, needing low yield explosives to come undone.

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Old 07-25-2014, 08:57 AM   #9
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can use anythign from a house key to a fish hook or even a strong fingernail to pop off the ones on most suburbans. pretty easy.
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