Pontiac Alum. Wheel Center Caps

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OK guys, just how many different variations are there on the snowflake/turbine wheel center caps? Here's the story:

Had 2 sets of caps with the black/grey background arrowhead "sticky" inserts. One set from sources elsewhere and one from a set of 'turbine' wheels off my long-gone '86.

Got a hold of a set of new red-background arrowhead stickies, and swapped one set out. Managed to lose one of those somewhere shortly after ( :evil: x10 ), so I found a couple red-inserts sets on ebay.

I've got the first set in, and instead of the little sticky decal inserts, these have a thick hard plastic (lucite?) insert siliconed rather permanently into them! They look great, but I'm like WTF? These are totally different than what I've seen before. Haven't got the 2nd set in but I think they're the same as these.

I'll try and get some pics up to show what I'm talking about. Anyone have any info on when they switched to the "decal" inserts from the lucite ones?

So far I know of the following variations on these caps:

1) Firebird (black background, red bird...decal?)
2) Firebird (black background, gold bird...decal?)
3) Arrowhead (red background lucite [PERMANENT!] insert)
4) Arrowhead (red background decal)
5) Arrowhead (black/gray background decal)

I've seen some all-black instead of chrome sets on ebay that look similar but must've been from even later year 'birds.... Argh.
 
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