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That's a bummer. The rims I got from them are nice.

A bit of a drive for you but we used this place before with good results when I was still in the working world. Alloy Wheel Curb Rash Repair | Bent Rim Cleveland | United States

Wheels Vintiques still makes the magnum 500 rim in 14". They will custom make any offset you need. I had a set made a few years ago. They were vey nice looking too. It was not cheap by any means. I can't remember if it was large of small bolt pattern though. I'm sure they would make a set. But...

They are very cool. Just don't drive far. :)

But they will order them for you....

They don't

Yeah and some hack used the wrong lug nuts and spacers on the second picture. That is why the holes are fucked up. Happened a lot back in the day. Hell even the first picture the rim doesn't look to happy.

Yep, not a fan of them at all

The link shown will fit three different patterns. That was just for reference. It shows Cragar S/S rims and that is NOT what you have. You have E/T rims. They take a different type. Maybe call them if there is a part number on the rim.

What are Uni-Lug wheels?

They will fit many different bolt patterns you just have to get the correct lug nuts and spacer/washers they call for. If they fit on the hub they "should" work. But make sure you get the CORRECT spacer/washers and lug nuts as they are special.

Look like Uni-Lug to me. Lets see the other side.

Be careful! Trailer tires are not built the same as a car tire. I would not use a trailer tire on a car. Trust me... I found out the hard way once :-(

I think Coker still makes that size. Pickings are slim on 14" tires anymore.

I have the Wheel Vintiques and can tell you the quality is excellent. I would buy them again in a second. Don't know about the U.S Wheels as I have never used them. I would not use a trim ring on a race car. They can slip on the rim and slice the valve stem.

Small Bolt Pattern Chrysler Rallye Wheels | Wheel Vintiques®

49 series Chrysler Rallye Wheels | Wheel Vintiques®

I have P245/60R14 on the back of my 72 Scamp with an 8 3/4 diff and drum brakes. Factory rally rims but where made by Wheels Vistiques to 7" wide and all of the addition was on the inside of the rim. I did have to roll the lip on the quarter panel. Don't think much more will fit without trimming.

Wheels Vintiques will make any size you want. Even small bolt pattern. Very nice rims too. Just make sure it is the size and back space you need. You mount them you own them. 14x7 Chrysler Rallye Chrome 5X4" bolt 4 1/4" backspace

Yes, they changed the color of them through the years

MP500668 - 1969-76 Mopar A-B-E Bodies Chrome 15 X 7 Or maybe this?

Have you tried Wheel Vintiques? They may have what you need. They do make custom stuff too.

Well... I'm still looking too. This place is hopping if you disagree with some things. I can not believe they aren't available anywhere. Crickets chirping............ ????????????

I did the same wheels on my car but in 14". I'm watching this thread for sure. I have not found any trim rings in satin that look correct. I bought some used ones but they are too beat up and look like crap. Good luck. If you find a place that has them please post a link!

Put springs on it. Air shocks are a band-aid.

Really close to magnum 500 rims. I like the look. Nice car too!

They do smoke real good! :lol:

I have Wheel Vintiques rims on one of my cars and they are built nicer than the factory wheels were. The color was slightly off but then again my factory rims are almost 50 years old. I would buy them again in a heartbeat. Autozone has a wheel paint that is real close to the OEM color. I think...

Good call. 1972 was the last year for the left hand lug nuts. If his hasn't been changed over he will find out real fast!

Yep I have yellow/white letters too. They came that way but I have 14" rubber and it's hard to find anymore. I just live with it but it does kinda piss me off. I think they told me Coker tire made the 14" tires for them and I would have to contact them, if I remember correctly.