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Old 12-01-2011, 04:41 AM
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Nice work Bruce. 16" has got to be rare. Any idea when they were made? Good looking wheels. You thinking about the El C for these?
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Old 12-01-2011, 05:18 AM
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I'm not sure on the time frame but thinking late 60's early 70's. I'll probably sell off the 16's and get another pair of the 15X7's if I can find some.
AKH and torque thrust central both in Washington state shows they have them on there web sites for the 15X7 US mag torq thrust copy.
Not sure what I'm going to put on the El Camino, picked up a set of 15X7 200S (daisey)wheels in September, also found these in the Anchorage craigslist.
I have a new set of Goodyear F-60 X15 I want to mount on one of these sets of wheels.
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Old 12-07-2011, 06:09 AM
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I would like to add something about the wheels that I have. If you ever plan on running 14's with one of the Repro Disc Brake kits, be causious about which caliper brackets you have. Some will only work with 15's. Luckily I had two pair. Guess which ones don't clear??? The pair that is already on the car! UGH! Par for the course! I was going to use those S/X's one way or another.
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Im hoping to find a R'Runner on my next trip to modify into a late 60s streeter.
15x10, with no name casting
15x3.5 Shelby Cal 500

Anyone have any info on the front runners?

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Here is my contribution to the thread. My set of real M/T mags in 14x6. Original, unrestored. Nicest set I have ever seen!

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These were in the truck of a 63 409 Impala that my old man had shipped back from Washington state in the eightys.



They say "Hollywood Wheels" on the inside. I believe the rim was chrome, and the inside painted as it has a rough texture.



Saved them mostly to use as a garden hose reel but never got around to it...
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Cool stuff
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60's Cragars ...

cast centers on a steel rim



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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: al8apex</div><div class="ubbcode-body">60's Cragars ...

cast centers on a steel rim



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I think you have Cragar G/Ts there.
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I call 'em 'BIG WILLIE' wheels!!

Probably a set already posted here......

Just got these off the HAMB. Cleaned 'em up. End-milled a new B.C. and they are ready for my shop truck....
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