These are 16 inch aluminum wheel covers. They have some very light scuffing, but no dents or deep scratch\'s.They also have the genuine Ansen \"Foot Logo\" trademark shown in photos. There are some wearmarks on the three mounting holes where they were previously attached. I will ship with full insurance coverage.See my response rating for quality assurance.There is a four step restoration process online or that I can provide to you. See the full description of these wheel covers below.\"The trademark name Ansen (often misspelled as Anson) has a long history in hot rodding, and there is a direct connection regarding 16-inch moon discs and vintage wheel covers. Depending on the era and exact product, the Ansen trademark relates to full-face moon discs in two specific ways:1. Vintage \"Ansen Spun Ray\" and \"Foot Logo\" Moon DiscsDuring the 1950s and 1960s, Ansen Automotive Engineering—founded by hot rod pioneers Jack Andrews and Louis Senter competed directly with Dean Moon (Mooneyes) in the speed equipment market. The Products: Ansen manufactured their own spun aluminum wheel covers, sold under names like Ansen Spun Ray Discs or stamped with the famous Ansen \"Foot Logo\". Having the Ansen Foot Logo stamped on a 16-inch moon disc means you have a set of genuine, original Ansen Automotive Engineering Racing Wheel Covers from the 1950s or 1960s.The Application: They were made in standard vintage sizes, including 16-inch screw-on racing covers, used to reduce aerodynamic drag on land speed cars or to add style to custom street rods. Today, original sets stamped with the Ansen trademark are highly sought-after collector\'s items on the vintage market.\" Ansen \"Spun Ray\" racing disc: Stamped on the Outer Spun Aluminum Face: If the logo is stamped directly onto the smooth, curved face of a metal disc cover, you have a highly collectible, original Ansen \"Spun Ray\" racing disc.
Having the Ansen Foot Logo stamped on a 16-inch moon disc means you have a set of genuine, original Ansen Automotive Engineering Racing Wheel Covers from the 1950s or 1960s. What You Have The Brand: These were designed and manufactured by hot rod legends Lou Senter and Jack Andrews out of Los Angeles, California. The Logo: The cartoon foot symbol represents the famous \"Ansen Foot\" throttle pedal, which was one of their most successful early speed products. They used this foot symbol as a hallmark stamp across their elite performance parts.The Application: Because they are 16 inches, these were specifically engineered for early Ford steel wheels or land speed racers competing at the Bonneville Salt Flats or dry lake beds. They were designed to screw directly into the rim to prevent them from flying off at high speeds.Rarity & ValueOriginal spun aluminum covers with the factory Ansen foot stamp are incredibly scarce today. Most racers threw them away or beat them up on the track. Depending on their physical condition (dents, scratches, or corrosion), a set of four vintage Ansen foot-logo 16\" racing covers can easily fetch $500 to $800+ on vintage collector sites like and specialized hot rod forums.
