cool wheels for a rod hot in 1965 to 70 era??

What about the old M/T's?

 

Thanks for all the input/help. Steve

 

We saw a lot of that "back in the day". My vote too.

 

THese dammit.

 

One of my favorites.

 

Nads, how many sets of chrome slots have you got, anyway, ya bastad? I've always loved those cheap-ass wheels, ever since my Grandpa's custom van from the 70s.

 

timeless,classic style.......

 

Lot's of cool ones in this previous thread http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=109805

How about these 15 by 10 Cragars ?
/ primerkid

 

Cragars or cast AR Daisy wheels.

 

4 or 5, I'm putting a set on my Capri too, maybe Cragars, we'll see.

 

Those look like some that I have. These have never even been driven on- Tires are "new" ...Good Year rear tires and Sears front tires

 

It's just not fair...

 

These were popular in my neck of the woods in the 60's. HRP

 

Look at old magazines from the 60's......many hotrods were running Factory steel, mag-like wheels (Magnum 500's, etc) from Musclecars. The musclecar guys were buying Cragars, Keystones, etc.. too and the factory take-offs could be bought cheap....
I've seen many rods in '67-'71 Mags with wheels like this Rivi....

 

Chrome reversed with baby moons were probably the most popular in that era...

Don't let anyone tell ya American Torque Thrusts were... those wheels were for the rich guys.

Sam.

 

The longer I've thought about it, Daisys and Keystones were hip as well Cragars in my area.

Does anyone make re-pops of Daisys & Keystones?

 

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Rockets. Rocket Racing released these to tap into the "Cragar SS" market. The lowrider guys jumped all over these in the late 60's/early 70's. But they were intended for rods and some drag cars.

(I just got a set for my lowlow)

 

Yup Ive got a set bound for my 51 F1!