Chevrolet

Blanks are from wood spokes salvaged from an original wood spoke wheels of a Chevrolet Superior Series (1923–1926)

Blanks are a minimum of 3/4" x 3/4"

All blanks will come with one COA per blank.

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The Chevrolet Superior Series, produced from 1923 to 1926, was a cornerstone of Chevrolet’s early success, offering affordable, reliable transportation during a transformative era in the automotive industry. Replacing the Chevrolet 490, the Superior Series included models like the Series B, F, and K, designed to compete with Ford’s Model T. Priced between $490 and $795, these cars featured four-cylinder engines, delivering around 26 horsepower, with improved durability and performance over predecessors.

The Superior Series was notable for its wood-spoke wheels, a standard design of the time, which provided a balance of strength and lightweight construction, though they required regular maintenance. Available in body styles such as roadsters, coupes, and sedans, the series emphasized practicality and style, with options like electric starters and basic instrumentation. By 1926, over 1.5 million units were sold, cementing Chevrolet’s market presence. The Superior’s success stemmed from its affordability, versatility, and widespread dealership network, paving the way for Chevrolet’s dominance in the American automotive landscape as steel wheels and advanced features emerged in later models.