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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by snortonnorton, Jul 19, 2006.

  1. snortonnorton
    Joined: Sep 18, 2004
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    I got a set of wheels that came with a flathead engine I bought.

    they are kinda like mag wheels but in the shape of pepsi bottles, steel welded to aluminum...

    I was wondering what is the proper name for these and when/what were they normally used for?

    thanks... I can post pictures when i get off of work today if need be.
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  2. Sounds like American Racing S200's.
     
  3. spanky
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    I have a set that look like you described and they are american racing wheels . Im not sure what they are called
    but they look like daises. Have you got a picture?
    Spanky
     
  4. Crusty Nut
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    I used to have a falcon with a set of those. I have always heard them called daisy wheels, or coke bottle wheels.
     
  5. Thorkle Rod
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  6. snortonnorton
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    yep, that's them, thork...

    thanks !!!


    so coke bottle wheels or american racer 2000's is their common name? when did they come out, the 60's?
     
  7. hemi
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    Late 69 early 70's. Some were cast, one piece aluminum deals, others were aluminum centered like a Cragar mag. The CP200s were chrome plated, on a steel wheel, often with black paint in the recesses like a Keystone. I have a set of 15x7's and 15x10's

    They made some 15x4's that are rare as hen's teeth.

    Western, or maybe US Indy made some wheels that were very similar, but had skinnier spokes. These are fairly hard to come by...


    http://www.roadsters.com/wheels/

    http://mysite.verizon.net/res1ksb2/id2.html
     
  8. DrJ
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    I always heard of them called and prefer to call them Daisies.
    Coke Bottle?
    Is it like calling a Chevy a Shoebox?...
    I guess.
    Might be another one of those regional things.
    I can't see that they have any part that looks even remotely like a Coke bottle.
    (RC bottle maybe?)
    A Coke bottle is identified by it's trademarked waist.
    Those spokes don't have waists.
    They look like petals... yea, like daisy petals! :)

    I guess it's because the mention of any part of a soda bottle makes me think of Centerline Convo Pro "Bottle Caps"
    [​IMG]

    Those are too new to HAMB too, but at least they aren't "Dubs":cool:
     
  9. ambman
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  10. rodknocker
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    if they are steel welded to aluminum, the proper name of them would be "junk"
     
  11. SinisterCustom
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  12. SnoDawg
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    We always called em Daisy Spokes.

    Dawg
     
  13. Rotech
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    By any chance are you selling the rim???
     
  14. Rotech
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    what size are the rims you have? and what car do you have them on.
     
  15. choppintops
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    You guys are replying to an almost 3 year old post.
     
  16. Yo Baby
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    Damn Newbies.LOL
     
  17. Rotech
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    Thank god you where the first one to join....Thanks for the comment.
     

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