Interesting find.

[FloridianRebel]

Yesterday it was getting late in the afternoon and I wanted to get at least an hour of metal detecting in before it got dark.I walked to a field behind my house where a small marshy area was.I eagerly scanned the surrounding ground with my Teknetics Delta 4000 detector and with each and every find my enthusiasm dwindled.Cans were coming up as 75-80 on my detector so of course I dug each and every one....Until I scanned one particular area near the marshy ground.The number 90 flashed on my screen and its depth was 6+" deep.I dug down three inches and got my pinpointer out and proved around...nothing.I dug down 6" and still couldn't find anything.At 7" I came across a shiny metal object that appeared to be rather large.To make a long story short I came across a 1964 Rambler Classic 770 Wagon hubcap.Yes I kept it!

 

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[against the wind]

Yep,, we used to fill those with pebbles.
It would drive the owner bonkers.

 

[jeff of pa]

back in the 70's 80's we used to have tons of them.
(yea exaggeration to make my point, but)
We always picked up Hub Caps.

A couple Months ago I stopped for one just below My Place.
Was plastic & had a piece Broken off
No fun any more Not even worth stopping.

 

[FloridianRebel]

So when they drove their cars,all they heard was rattling?Brilliant childhood prank.I bet the owners were baffled about the noise that was emitting from their tires.I can only imagine....

 

[sutphin]

WELCOME NEW MEMBER , I SEE YOU FOUND A FLYING SAUCER ,NICE . I HAVE FOUND A COUPLE TOO THAT HAD THESE WEIRD NAMES ON THEM LIKE CHEV AND FORD , OLDS MAYBE THEY ARE TRYING TO TELL US SOMETHING. NICE FIND ,...

 

[bearbqd]

Cool, I have found several cool hubcaps and hood ornaments in my woods excursions as well.