C-Body Wheel and Tire Survey

[Georg/BBTR]

BBTR #09 - what a record-setting blast!

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Those 17" Torqers look spot on on that 300 - imo. Yes, they are larger than stock wheels, but they don't look out of place like modern style wheels of the same dimension (or larger ones). A non-car-guy would not notice that these wheels aren't stock or a period aftermarket piece.

 

[King Hooter]

'76 Newport

 

[Polara_500_Jr]

Those 17" Torqers look spot on on that 300 - imo. Yes, they are larger than stock wheels, but they don't look out of place like modern style wheels of the same dimension (or larger ones). A non-car-guy would not notice that these wheels aren't stock or a period aftermarket piece.

Perfect look to me too. That's the end goal for my 65 Polara I think, 17 torquethrust

 

[amazinblue82]

1969 Newport

 

[amazinblue82]

1970 300

 

[amazinblue82]

1966 Fury III

 

[King Hooter]

There is just something about brown Dodges with dishes and raised whites.

 

[amazinblue82]

1970 Plymouth Fury III

 

[amazinblue82]

1970 Dodge Monaco

 

[Boydsdodge]

1970 Plymouth Fury III

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those road wheels look wider. 15x7?

 

[amazinblue82]

those road wheels look wider. 15x7?

i think somewhere/time there was a 6.5 inch mopar "road" wheel width (not talking about a plain, non-plated center, or a "rallye" wheel) - maybe on a truck, or wagon? -- but not sure sure a thing was everdone OE by Chrysler/never pesonally had one.

also the trim rings dont look like a mopar OE design and could present a little "deeper" as a result.

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I have a 8 inch width (below) set but i had them custom made.

 

[amazinblue82]

1972 Polara

 

[amazinblue82]

1970 Fury