67fish383S
Well-Known Member
I was super bored yesterday wondering if winter will ever end. So I messed around with some different wheel/tire combos I've collected over the past several months but not yet tried on. I'm not really looking to rank the looks because I'm keeping all of them. I want to be able to change up it up whenever I feel like it. But I figured someone out there in FABO land might find the comparison useful. The car has factory SBP discs and drums and all the wheels are 14's.
Here are the Cragar S/S's that have been on the car since I bought it.
Even though rallye wheels are not period correct for a '67 (like Cragars are, lol), I've always been a fan of Mopar rallye wheels. Definitely a bit less shiny and mean looking and they don't fill up the wheel wells like the Cragars, but I like the look:
I blasted and powder coated some rusty old steelies I had laying around to play around with an original look. I picked up a set of dog dishes that need some polish and paint. I wanted to do the wheels body color, but my powder coater wanted a fortune to match the color and I don't think I'll end up running these much if at all, so I went white to try to set off the stripes. I picked up an extra set of beauty rings while I was at it. Haven't popped for new rubber on them because again, I'm not sold on the look yet. These tires are pretty old bias ply's that aren't dry rotted or bald, but they need replacing if I ever get serious about the stock look. I'd likely go with red stripes if so. Seeing them on the car now, I wish I would have put the black walls out and not bothered with the rings. I also have a set of original full hubcaps, but they are pretty plain and I doubt I'll ever run those. Anyway, here it is with and without the rings. Meh.
Here are the Cragar S/S's that have been on the car since I bought it.
Even though rallye wheels are not period correct for a '67 (like Cragars are, lol), I've always been a fan of Mopar rallye wheels. Definitely a bit less shiny and mean looking and they don't fill up the wheel wells like the Cragars, but I like the look:
I blasted and powder coated some rusty old steelies I had laying around to play around with an original look. I picked up a set of dog dishes that need some polish and paint. I wanted to do the wheels body color, but my powder coater wanted a fortune to match the color and I don't think I'll end up running these much if at all, so I went white to try to set off the stripes. I picked up an extra set of beauty rings while I was at it. Haven't popped for new rubber on them because again, I'm not sold on the look yet. These tires are pretty old bias ply's that aren't dry rotted or bald, but they need replacing if I ever get serious about the stock look. I'd likely go with red stripes if so. Seeing them on the car now, I wish I would have put the black walls out and not bothered with the rings. I also have a set of original full hubcaps, but they are pretty plain and I doubt I'll ever run those. Anyway, here it is with and without the rings. Meh.
Just saw these posted somewhere else. Not a fan of the white wheels, but different strokes.
