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Wow.... and I will even say it backwards.... wow ! -RPM

I am from the old skool and dont like 17's, 18's on muscle cars.... butttttttttt daaang.... that looks real sharp C !!!! I likey alot. Dont change the stance in my opinion. Way nice ride ! -RPM

I run with the 275/60/15 on the rear wtih Super stock springs in stock locations. They were a little scary close to the upper quarter panel so I installed a set of good air shocks and bumped them up just enough to have nice clearance without scaring me. Works well and leaves a nice fat...

should be large bolt pattern. If thats what you have the wheels should work. -RPM

hubcaps.org has a listing for them, not sure what they put them on though.. -RPM

I run that size on my '74 Duster, however, I run the Super stock springs which kept the tire off the wheel well lip during a launch, but....if you go over a curb or something the tire did hit a bit. I installed a nice set of air shocks, and just bumped it up a bit. Seems to be the answer for me...

the spring just hooks over the top of the jack...no holes. It more or less just hold it down. the stand probably was in the spare wheel well flipped upside down and bolted on with the spare. -RPM

well, the AMC wheel looks pretty darned close to me... check and compare -RPM

if you use image search on yahoo, type in 1969 AMC and look for the red whit and blue Hurst AMC car, check those wheels out and see how they compare to yours...other than color...the style looks right. -RPM

I will have to say I am pretty darned sure those are AMC wheels used on AMC's from the late 60's through early '70's. A better picture would tell, but at this time I am like 99% sure. They would have orignally had a small chrome center peice and chrome beauty rings on them. Also to mention I...