what size tires are the rwl's ? look great on the lebaron
Formal wheel opinion - Factory wheel covers or Chrome Road Wheels??
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what size tires are the rwl's ? look great on the lebaron
71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
Those were the first set of tires I ever bought new. 235 70 15 Futura Super Sports from Pepboys. Loved them!
my 2nd sunroof Salon
LongLeBaron
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Wow, Marco, your car looks a lot like mine (save the wheels). Do you have the dark red leather too?
Speaking of wheels--I've only seen one true full-size Mopar with the wire wheel covers that were so common on the smaller cars--Cordoba, Fifth Avenue, etc. It's up on Craigs List now. Wonder how much trouble those were to fit?
1978 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham for sale by owner - Louisville, KY - craigslist
Speaking of wheels--I've only seen one true full-size Mopar with the wire wheel covers that were so common on the smaller cars--Cordoba, Fifth Avenue, etc. It's up on Craigs List now. Wonder how much trouble those were to fit?
1978 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham for sale by owner - Louisville, KY - craigslist
that was my 2nd sunroof 78 Salon ( im on my 3rd) all Salons were silver clear coat paint w silver vinyl roofs, that car's roof had been dyed red. in 78 they didnt offer the burgundy interior, it was now bordello red ! and Salons had either pale gray or bright red interiors like the car for sale in Kentucky
its no big deal to put the wire wheel cover on, same as any other wheel cover.
please dont put em on your beautiful imperial !
mopar preferred
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The MOPAR wire covers I had also had a bolt in the center that went into a cup riveted to the steel wheel. It was needed to keep them in place; those things were heavy!
Those were on my '83 E Class.
Those were on my '83 E Class.
LongLeBaron
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Yes, mopar preferred, I believe I remember some special hardware behind the wire covers on my '83 New Yorker. They lock with a key, so there has to be things back there to make that work.
Thanks for the compliment, Marco. No fear of my changing wheels--I do like the road wheels very much. I also like the dark red top & interior on my car, but the gray is not so much to my taste. I'd kind of like to turn it white, but other things are higher priority right now.
Thanks for the compliment, Marco. No fear of my changing wheels--I do like the road wheels very much. I also like the dark red top & interior on my car, but the gray is not so much to my taste. I'd kind of like to turn it white, but other things are higher priority right now.
1975.Imperial
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While reading through the optional equipment list for these cars, I noticed that road wheels weren't available with the HD towing package or for the T&C Wagons. Does anybody know if there's a reason for this, are the road wheels weaker than traditional steelies?
6 1/2" wide wheel with the towing package.
1975.Imperial
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That makes a lot of sense, thank you!
3175375
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Gorgeous car! Drive it either way!
King Hooter
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I still prefer the caps. Actually seeing the road wheels on, she still looks pretty damn beautiful.
But, if I ever find myself a formal coupe it'll probably have slotted aluminums or spider caps.
But, if I ever find myself a formal coupe it'll probably have slotted aluminums or spider caps.
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