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15 x 6 steelies

I don´t know if this helps or not but this is a compilation of charts with a lot of info.

As barbee6043 said. Do the small jobs first and the bigger will follow. Promise yourself to fulfill a small task with your project that'll only take 30 min or an hour as a start. Go home happy. Visit car shows, swap meets and car meetings to find the motivation to get on. Meet other car people...

Here´s mine. 15x6" rims. Tires: front 215/65, rear 225/70

Yes, its a `67.

@cawcislo They worked fine, I guess. This was the first time I drove with slicks so I´m still a newbie. The Tallhed Dragway is just a 1/8 mile track and I managed to get a 10.2002 sec run as my best. Did the 60´ in 2.2537 sec. I have a problem with the engine though. The torque converter...

I wanted slicks for the Valiant but all of them where too wide for my taste, and too wide for the standard wheel houses. After some research I found these Phoenix F/X 7/26-15 at Jegs. Mounted on standard steel rims, 6 inches wide they look perfect for that old school/sleeper look.

Well done so far! The color really pops. I don't know why I have missed your thread. Guess I have to spend more time here.

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Want to buy this steering wheel for my '67 Valiant. Preferably in good condition and with the horn button included. Color not important.

Front: Coker BFG Silvertown, P 215/65R15. Back: Coker BFG Silvertown, P 225/70R15. The rims: Chrysler O.E. Style, Steel, Black, 15x 6", 5 x 4.5", 3.75" backspace.

Well, I guess its time for an update to show you how it turned out. I made some minor changes from the original plan. Here's the result. Front: Coker BFG Silvertown, P 215/65R15. Back: Coker BFG Silvertown, P 225/70R15. The rims: Chrysler O.E. Style, Steel, Black, 15x 6", 5 x 4.5", 3.75"...

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Yes, I'm happy with the quality overall. It is close to the original color. That said, I've not mounted the covers yet so I can´t tell how the fitment is.

It depends on what you are willing to pay and how close to original you want it to be. Legendary is of course the best and but costs a lot. I ordered my set from Automotive Interiors, MA. A total of $ 420 for two bench seats. Delivery time was about 6 weeks from ordering until I picked up the...

Update: I have made up mind and I will go with the same tires and rims as the ´68 Valiant from Hot Rod magazine. "Coker’s reproduction BFG Redlines on 15 inch Mopar steelies... ...tire sizes 215/65R15 (front) and 225/60R15 (rear) mounted on 15x6 (front) and 15x8 (rear)" Thank you all for the...

Thanks for all the input. I need the weekend to think it all over.

Going from 14” steel wheels to 15” as I want to keep the stock appearance. Planning on 6” wide in front, 8 or 8.5” in back. I´m also changing the 7 1/4 rear end to a 8 3/4. I did a quick mock up in PS to show how it sits now and how it (hopefully) will look later. (Nevermind the widht of the...

It was nice to meet you and to see the Duster this Saturday. It sure looks stunning! Keep up the good work!

Welcome aboard on the A body train. I sure will follow this thread.

Yes, you can. The insurance companies I have been in touch with has never asked about the steering column lock or any other theft prevention items installed by the factory/importer.

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I´ve tried to contact you but got no reply.

Wow. Looking real good! And those valve covers turned out real nice.

Nice to meet you at Brostugan even it was for like 2 seconds. You came up to me just as I was leaving the event. I´ll try to be there the next time on August 26.

Nice find! Good to see another Valiant being saved!

I bought a complete steering wheel from a 68 Valiant for my 67 Valiant a couple of years ago. The centers on both where twist on. I could put the trim ring and horn button on both wheels. I could also mix the the horn buttons with the trim rings with no problem. IE, the 67 horn ring with the 68...

This pic is from MoStuff Autumn Tour some 2 weeks ago. All together 9 Mopars made this tour. Me and my friends 67 Valiant at the Lunch Pit Stop.

Better put those parts in zip lock bags before you have to crawl on the floor to find them. Don´t ask me why I suggest that.

Don´t know how I could miss this thread. Ulf, you don´t sleep much, eh? First the DartCharger and now on to this. Will follow!