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Doesn't really matter one way or the other. I believe the demand is about the same. About the price, pick a price you feel comfortable with & start from there. You'll find out quickly if you're asking too much & if you weren't, does it really matter because you got what you wanted for them.

Vintage Precision Cast 14x7

Will it fit, absolutely. Is it dangerous, probably not. Will you get the maximum bite out of the tire, also probably not. Personally, I've always used the widest rim suggested. This way the sidewall is at as close to perpendicular to the tread surface.

Winnipeg's not much better!

So what you're saying is that you never drive your car on any road in Manitoba

If you were planning on using caps & trim rings, I'd say argent, but since you aren't, black it is.

This isn't exactly what you wanted, but you can buy new 15" rally wheels from here; http://www.specialtywheel.com/product-showcase/mopar/chrysler-rallye-small-bolt.html Then you can sell your 14" wheels to help pay for them.

What do you think? Your opinion is the only one that matters, since it's your car & you're the one who's driving it.

How about these: They're aluminium rims from an 88 Jeep Cherokee. I'm not sure of the offsest but they are 15 x 7 with a 4.5" bolt pattern. Should be cheap & easy to find at wrecking yards

Those rims are made by E/T about 30 yrs. ago. I don't remember the model. I was looking at a pair of 14x6 SBP with caps on Epay about 2 months ago. Only reason I didn't buy them was that I didn't think I'd be able to find another pair. Good thing too. I found 4 of these 14x7 SBP Precision Cast...