Can you identify these wheels?

I got these wheels on a '34 Chevy 3-window coupe hot rod. They are 15" with L60 and F60 tires with 5 on 4 3/4 bolt spacing. The inner rims on these wheels are steel with bead welds holding the rims together. Any help would be appreciated. (The car was hotrodded in the 50s, but who knows when the wheels were installed.)

 

Fentons? Installed after '65 maybe in the '70s?

There that should get things going for you.

 

Appliance mags maybe?

 

I think there were several companies making wheels similar to that from the mid-late 60s into the early 80s?

Usually the name brand wheels had the name cast into the back, while the off-brands did not. But not always.

 

I have a pair made by keystone that look alot like those. steel backed and not unilug

 

Appliance Mags made most of the steel/aluminum wheels in the 60's.

 

As mentioned in previous posts - 'Fentons',
or 'Appliance'. Or not mentioned yet, maybe
'E.T's. too. There were a lot of companies in
the '60's making much cheaper, two-piece,
"look-a-like" copies of the American Racing
'Torque Thrust' style wheel.

Mart3406
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Thanks guys, there are no markings on the wheels and I found a pic of a Fenton wheel (looked the same but different...lol). I thought the aluminum/steel wheel was unique but I guess not!

 

i found a set just like those at the peterson's garage sale last weekend, look deep into the center f the spoke and you might find "fenton ramrod" written as i did.
regards, Max Wedge Kid!
p.s. fenton ramrods for sale, 14x6 chevy pattern. make offer!

 

Bought a set like that brand new in the box in 65 for my 57 Vette. 7x14, made by Keystone.