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This is from the 67 Barracuda Brochure, so I would say they were available from the factory.

They also had these, but with the Plymouth emblem.

They look great! I am a fan of the 66 67 style for the Dart and Barracuda myself.

I had 618 years ago. I did a paint job and decals for a cosmetic restoration. It was not fast, but it seemed quick, till I took it to the track.

I have an extra set of the mag type. Not perfect but might be affordable! Years ago I had a 67 GTS Convert and never finished it. Wish I would have, that was a sweet combination.

Not a great image but this would have been the stock cover. I really like the simulated Mag cover. Plus if you keep a cover you can run a big bolt pattern wheel and no one knows. For whatever that means.

I put Road Wheels on my Dart years ago. I like the look on an A Body.

Those wheels might bolt on, but not right. They will give you problems, don't do it. They will eat your studs up when they start working loose.

If you want to keep it close to stock, you could go with the Formula S 14 x 5.5 steel wheels and the S Hub Caps.

Fenton Slots. 14 x 6 Front 14 x 7 Rear.

Not a Duster, but I did fit a set on the Dart I sold 8 years ago. I liked the look.

The 14 small wheel would be a 5 inch wide. If you get lucky you might find the 5.5 like an S would have come with. Not sure how to tell you on the 15's, you would just have to look at the tire spec. I had never seen 15 inch wheels with that 4 inch bolt circle. They might be out there but I have...

On my front I have a set of P195/70R14 radials. Rears are P215/70R14. Hope this helps you. I think my front rims are zero offset, but didn't measure them. If they have any offset, it's not much.

I have 14 x 7 Rear and 14 x 6 Fentons Front on my 62 Lancer Wagon. I don't remember front tire size, but they are very close when I get to full steering lock. I don't have the stainless trim on yet, not sure if it will fit. I can check tire size in a few.

I am running 14 x 6 Fenton Slots with no offset and 195/70R 14 on the front of my wagon and they are very close on the front fenderwell. 215/70R on 7 inch Fentons on the rear with no problem. I might have to change to a smaller front tire if I can't get a little more clearance on the front.

I think the company was called something like Exiter. Early 70's.

I don't know either been looking for a couple of years. If you find some I hope you find 8!

Now come on, did you find them in attic or did you know they were up there and just got them down this week? My wife asked me one time if I had a use for 7 A Body Automatic Consoles! I didn't have an answer, Damnit! Got to love an attic, it's like Christmas, year round.

Keep the caps! Wheels are ok, but having been the custom wheel route more than once, I wouldn't go that way if I had a cap that looked that good. Don't sell the caps! You can thank me later! LOL

Wack, thank you sir, can I have another? Anyway, here are the pictures of my stuff. I think we have a winner, small bolt doesn't use screws. I will keep searching.........

It's late, or I am stupid. I have 5 on 4 inch, not 4.5. Small bolt pattern with no screw holes. Thanks

I will take a picture tomorrow but I could have sworn they said gyro on the back. They are FENTON. Could it be the 5 on 4.5 small bolt size?

Happy New Year! On my Lancer wagon I am running 195/70R14 on 6 inch rim on the front and a 215/70R14 on a 7 inch rim on the back. Not as much tires as some other folks but they seem to look good on the wagon. I do get a little rub at full lock on one front fender. If the wheel was centered on...

thanks for the info. the ones you pictured have the 5 screw mount. what about the ones that don't use screws? and on my gyros, are these the same as what you are describing?

I have just installed a 73 single piston disk brake system on my 67 Dart Convertible. When I bolt my Mopar Magnum 500 style 14 inch Rims to the rotors I have an interference problem. I think they are contacting the outer bearing boss on the rotors where the spindle is. Any ideas for a fix...

These are what I am going to run on my 1962 Lancer Wagon. Wagon is at the body shop right now, so I don't have them mounted yet. I have a pair of 14 by 6 and 14 by 7's.