Help...looking for 15" sbp wheels

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:help: Looking to upgrade from 14" to 15" wheels on the back of my kids 74 swinger. Just plain steel wheels would be fine. Does anyone know of any wheels that would fit off of another car. Preferably something newer so they would be readily avail at a local boneyard. They are the small bolt pattern book calls it 5x 3.94. I thought I had heard that some ford rims would fit? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
 
There are no wheels that I have ever heard of the fits the 5 on 4 pattern correctly from any major car manufacturer. I have the Hollander interchange manuals that cover all the way through 2010 and they show nothing in that size. There would also be an issue with the front wheel drive wheel back spacing. There isn't one of us that don't wish someone would make a car that the wheels would fit our cars as a direct bolt on.
 
You can get them from summit I think. They are spendy.

Yep, just checked they are on the site, just over a Benjamin each.
I think you have to go up to 7" wide though. If memory serves me
right I had 14" x 7 wides all around my Dart.
 
plum crazy dart said:
:help: Looking to upgrade from 14" to 15" wheels on the back of my kids 74 swinger. Just plain steel wheels would be fine. Does anyone know of any wheels that would fit off of another car. Preferably something newer so they would be readily avail at a local boneyard. They are the small bolt pattern book calls it 5x 3.94. I thought I had heard that some ford rims would fit? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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tekslk said:
Try these guys /www.newstalgiawheel.com/wheel_
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Your link doesn't work.


He is looking for boneyard wheels.
 
It's a slant/6 so prolly why small bolt pattern. The spare measures 4 1/4" from stud center to stud center. When the car gets home I'll check the hub, maybe we got it with the wrong size spare?
 
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