I'm always confused....But didn't those wheels come on Early 90s Chevy trucks? something like that.
Sorry I am Very ignorant when it comes too GM, Ford.....Anything that doesn't have a Pentastar on it.Go back another 10 years.
The whole point I posted the vbrochure picture was to show that the 70 and 71 road wheel was available together, as you can see in the picture. As for the center cap being a one year only cap in 70, this is simply not true and can be seen on a number of years and models of cars including as an option on the 74 road runner.
You made me do this...I could comment further and throw some more variations into the mix but I doubt I could do a better job than Stan. ;)
Yes that's the 70 cap but not unique to 70 only, it was used for a number of years. The smooth topped cap didn't appear until 74 and ran till 79 I believe.Well as far as I know the `70 center cap looks liked this.
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Yes i almost bought a set of those once until I spotted the "American Motors"You made me do this...
If they looked that good, that wouldn't have stopped me.Yes i almost bought a set of those once until I spotted the "American Motors"
If they looked that good, that wouldn't have stopped me.
Awe, what the hell. Might as well throw these 5x5 RALLIES in and confuse the newbies. L ol.
Okay yes, both types of road wheels available in 71, phew!
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So, I'm a little confused here. You bought your car and it had '70-'78 Road Rally Wheels on it. They are not correct for your 1971 Sport Fury GT. So why are you using them?
It's almost 99.9% that your 71 GT did not come from the factory with 70 Road Wheels, as it wasn't part of the 71 GT package.
Help!!!