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I thought BC (before Covid), I saw a company making a billet Mopar steel wheel replica. it looked like you could put hub caps on it. anybody remember these or if they are still available? 4" wide by 15's in 4-1/2" bolt pattern is what I'd be looking for. Thanks!

Going to hafta go out and look at the rails on the Sportabout. I don't think the frame rails are in line with each other.

You are welcome, $200 is a steal!, nicer? P/S will be cool! What will the engine be? Didn't the hatchback have the largest rear wheelwells from the factory? of hornets that is.

nice Hornet

find a Hollander interchange manual. Library?

measure the knurl diameter and check Moroso for long 7/16" studs that fit brand X. Moroso Moroso Shop/Browse

Nice looking wheels when polished...but not the same.

Okay, now seeing that I'm not sure which brand it is. Guess I'll sell them labeled "your guess is as good as mine" brand. I will take a look at the area were the vanes attach to the outer rim, maybe that's a clue.

yes, they do look like them but they are only 30 "vanes" instead of 40. otherwise they are very close in design.

looks like American Racing is the winner! back side picture shows no identifying name or numbers. Thanks all! (now at least I know the name brand of what I'm trying to sell).

nothing stamped or cast into the back. thought they might be Western's but that brand does not have the machined flat area around the lug nuts. agree with everybody made them back in the day, even used as factory options but doubt if they used mag lugs with washers.

no markings on back side of rim, measure 7" wide and have 40 "vanes". Factory or aftermarket? Thanks for the help! Uses mag style shoulder bolt and washer. 15"ers.

burn out till they pop!

THAT'S what I was trying to say! If I could have drawn a picture it would have come out better than my rattling on.

your comment about the U-bolts being close to the housing end; I had parts from a previous purchase where the U-bolts were on the housing end. Previous owner had used models from a 4-wheel drive and opened up the holes on the shock plate to work. Maybe that would help...I believe he had the...

M&H 9 X 25.5, had 'em in 14's...about 30 years ago. See if I can find a link to them found 13" tires but not 9" in 14's. Sorry, kinda the set i was looking for.

14 X 5.5 sbp steel rims with 7 X 27 JC Penny A/FX cheater slicks...but it's been awhile, with 3.23 gear before that was 14 X 7 sbp steel rims with M&H 9 X 25.5 slicks, with 4.56 gear woulda been better if I the M&H with the 3.23 gears oops, my bad, didn't see it was for an early A body. these...

Nice looking car! Be great car for an old person to retire with...some bigger tires in the back and 350-400hp under the hood. With hub caps of course. And I meant me old person...love the color!

steelies with hub caps

my wife approves of the six children you have...just waiting to hear we need one or two more. Thanks for the videos! Cat treat was neat!

Thank-you all for the comments and advice so far. I had not thought of 17" tires, figured 16" was the best bet. My idea on using the 15" was that the tires could then be swapped onto regular rims for a car. Now we add the price of tires AND rims...I did find new 16.5" tires from some company I...

any recommendations for some or better off getting 16" 8 lug rims? another option is 15" 8 lug rims but they have limited widths. what are your opinions? Thanks! Bob

jealous! or would it be green with envy? Nice car! if you want to sell it as a roller... a B-body rear end in the car would set the wheels out further and then get rims offset to the inside. yes, it does need larger rear tires/wheels. good luck and enjoy your new car! Bob

my Chevelle with L60-15's had minimal rubbing...only rubbed when driving.

I ran 3-1/2" wide aluminum slots with 5.60 15's on a small block 69 Dart. A friend has a big block Challenger with the Centerline 3-1/2's on it. Just remember to take it easy turning and watch out for potholes. Bob

How about a set of these for front tires? http://amccars.net/cgi/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1248794566

RUN EM! That was my everyday wheels on my 69. For Sunday dress up, I'd put the poverty caps on. Might consider the chrome grease cap for the front. Bob