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MK2 Nave Plates [hubcaps]

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I am preparing my MK2 for a JCNA event, and in a review of the JCNA MK2 Judging Guide, I see where it says that my wheel covers should be ''partially painted'' body color.
As my car has wheel covers, but not body colored, I am concerned.
Does anyone out there have a MK2 so painted? If, so, I would love to get a photo so that I will know what portion of my wheel covers should be painted and what part remains chrome.

I have some paint left, my intro British Field Meet is about 10 days out, the main JCNA meet first week of August.

Thanks!
 
I thought only the 2.4 or Daimler had the painted version. I would call the JCNA or your local club to verify as I've seen tons of MK2s at shows without the paint. I dismantled 2 MK2s and have the hubcaps and neither were painted. One was a 62 and the other a 64.
 
Well, mine is a 64 MK2 with 2.4L, no paint, and nobody else with a 2.4L or for that matter any MK2 has paint on their caps.

Thanks!
 
I've also parted out countless steel-wheel 3.4 sedans and MKII's and do not remember painted hub caps. I still have a pile of these hubcaps and none of them show any evidence of paint. FWIW.

Alan T
 
Alan,
Would you have any idea if the Mk II wheel will fit on an XJS hub? I need five for my XK 120 replica. DO you know the offset and setback also?
 
I know an XJS alloy wheel will not fit a MKII hub. The bolt pattern is correct but the wheel hits the side rod. I'm not sure if it will work the other way around.
Alan T
 
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