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  1. 68340fish

    what are these from?

    Picture from the 68 Barracuda dealer brochure.
  2. 68340fish

    what are these from?

    Optional wire hubcaps for 1968 Barracuda.
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    What rim is this for?

    If they are the 14" x 5.5" wide, small bolt pattern (5x4), someone WILL want them...
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    What rim is this for?

    '68 HEMI Cuda's & Darts had 14" large bolt pattern in the front & special offset 15" large bolt pattern in the rear.
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    The Darts new look!

    I love the factory look of the bias ply Redlines, but I decided to go with the best of both worlds for our Barracuda. The B.F. Goodrich Silvertown Redline radials (205-70R-14) look Great & will provide a much better/safer ride for my son when he turns 16. I paid $144.00 each from Universal...
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    Radial Redlines On Stock Steel Wheels

    Thanks. I'll post a question about those Layson's wheelhouse liners to see if anyone has tried them (quality-fit). I personally have had no problems with Layson's.
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    Radial Redlines On Stock Steel Wheels

    Hoping bodywork & paint will be done by spring. Body color will be black with pearl white interior. Currently looking for the red plastic wheelhouse liners to really set off the Redlines. Cant wait to get it back together!
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    Radial Redlines On Stock Steel Wheels

    Thanks '64 Cuda for the well thought out & informative reply!! Unlike previous smart a$$ reply from a different member:yawinkle:
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    Radial Redlines On Stock Steel Wheels

    Just purchased a set of the new B.F.Goodrich RADIAL redline tires (P205/70R/14) that I plan on using on our stock '68 Barracuda 14"x5.5" steel wheels. The sticker on the tire warns about mounting radials on wheels that originally came with bias ply tires. The wheels are in very good condition...
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    Dumb question about hubcaps

    I'm not sure what style hubcaps you have, but most likely the metal tabs that hold the cap tight to the rim are bent in. Try using a pair of pliers or channel locks to slightly bend them out, so it will be a tighter fit on the rim. After installing with a rubber hammer, give it a tug with you...
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