What wheels are these?

[Charger Aficionado]

  I have a '70 that came with these...  They are RUBBERY to the touch.  I think I've seen them on a Cordoba???   
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/68-Dodge-Charger-partialy-restored_W0QQitemZ4606423755QQcategoryZ6199QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[ChargerHound69]

No clue.  Could they be Mustang wheels?? 

[Big Lebowski]

The recall wheels by any chance?

[kab69440]

Weren't those from mid to late 70's T-birds?

[911bear]

77,78,79,80 ford t-bird, mercury cougar for sure. 

[8WHEELER]

I had those on my 69 SuperBee came on the car, lasted 3dys then got rid of them, don't look good on B-Bodys.

Dan

[Charger Aficionado]

I had those on my 69 SuperBee came on the car, lasted 3dys then got rid of them, don't look good on B-Bodys.

Dan

  Original owner said they were off a CORONET> ?  weird.

[greenpigs]

They look something like I have seen on a early 80's Mirada.

[TruckDriver]

77,78,79,80 ford t-bird, mercury cougar for sure. 

That IS exactly what they are.

[hemihead]

77,78,79,80 ford t-bird, mercury cougar for sure. 

That IS exactly what they are.

I worked in 3 Junkyards and I hated those TBird wheels.Never sold one.

[andy74]

they sure are ugly

[Bandit72]

they are polycast rims...they feel rubbery to the touch because they basically are...they are a rubber coating of some sort over a steel wheel. I had some on my cougar

[2fast4u]

most definitely from a ford/mercury...not sure what kind though

not any mopar for sure.

2fast

[terrible one]

I want that car.

[Bandit72]

on another note about those rims...1, they don't like to have tires roasted off of them (as the polycast melts along with the tire) 2, if you drive down gravel roads alot the rims will "stick" to the rear hubs ( i literally used a sledge hammer and 4x4's to get the rear wheels off my cougar when i did the brakes), and 3, when you jump the railroad track repeatedly they begin to "warp" lol....
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