mrfury68
Senior Member
My preference is whitewalls and either hubcaps or road wheels on 4 doors. Although 14 inch whitewalls are getting hard to find in the proper size. Your car looks amazing.
Think it looks great either way. Nice car!
Did all hubcap Chryslers come with black steel wheels or were some of the C Body steel wheels painted the body color?
I really like that 67 New Yorker, a real beauty. I myself, like the full wheel covers better, but the black wheels give it a sportier look. Nice thing is if you get tired of this look, you can pop those full wheel covers back on.
Thanks, it is a nice car. To an extent I'm reliving my youth. In my early twenties (I'm now 57) I had a 65 Newport that I drove for many years as a daily driver. It was white four door with stock black rims and baby moons. I like it looking a little sportier. As others have said, all I have to do is pop the caps back on.The first pictures, with the former white walls and wheel covers, to me, looks fantastic. Beautiful car!
With those two items changed, it looks more to me like somebody's going to take it to the demolition derby. YIKES!
Factory hub caps would be better than no caps at all! At least that way, it could be said the owner was too much of a cheap skate to opt for white wall tires and wheel covers when the car was ordered new (both of which were probably std on a NY, back then).
Might be a generational thing as NYs were always upscale and when new, back then, they all had whitewalls and wheel covers to complete that upscale orientation. That's the way I'm used to seeing them. Be that as it may.
CBODY67
It may not have been designed as a muscle car, but it sure runs like one. If it only handled the turns better! For now the hub caps are living in the trunk.Sorry to tell you I think it looks much more elegant with OEM wheel covers. This was never designed to be a muscle car.
I hope I'm recalling this correctly. Don't etch this in concrete.My first NYer had wheels that were body color. They were fade to the same degree as the body so I cannot help but think they were that way originally. The one I have know had a mismatched set of wheels on it when I bought it.
Well, that could be, but I bought it in the 90's and it came with the correct full wheel covers.I hope I'm recalling this correctly. Don't etch this in concrete.
If the car was ordered with wheel covers, the wheels were black.
Cars with the standard hubcaps had body colored wheels.
I dunno. It was a looooong time ago.