Technical Mystery Wheels

I've had these wheels for a while. Found them in a barn. They have no markings and are 15x7". The center and front rim "facia" seem to be aluminum while the entire rim (bead-to-bead) is steel.



Any idea what brand they are? I was going to take them to a swap meet and ask $100 bucks for the pair. Is that out of line? Thanks for looking.

 

There were a number of company's making wheels like that. Ansen comes to mind for me. Figure out the bolt pattern, looks like 4 1/2". Good luck. Shouldn't be hard to sell. Tim

 

Can't go wrong with a 5 spoke mag. What's the bolt pattern?

 

I have a pair of 14x7 just like those, mine have a M/T cast on the backside of one of the spokes, so I think there Micky Thompson.

 

They look like Keystones to me.

 

Back in the late 60's, I had a set of ET unilug wheels built the same way.

 

Ding,ding,ding,,we have a winner.

I have a set like that and they are Keystones. HRP

 

X2. I have the same set

 

I don't know the brand but they are similar to mine with their steel and aluminum construction. I preferred the all aluminum wheels but finding 15 X 6s is what I wanted. I don't spend stupid money for old wheels.

 

I actually have a picture of the original add on my computer somewhere. If i can find it, I'll post it. They were called Keystone Diggers

 

They're worth money now?

 

Thanks folks! They are 5 x 4-1/2

 

I beleive the "digger" wheel was one step up from the 2 piece style. Good looking wheel ,but about twice the weight of a true mag American.

 

A buddy had a set very similar to those in 5 on 5" pattern for Chevy trucks....they were ET's!

 

I still have them.