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Big bolt pattern Mopar wheels are 4.5". Often Ford wheels will work but the hub centers are a different size usually.

If this car has the original 67 bolt pattern, you need a set of small bolt pattern wheels. They are 5 on 4". If this car has disk brakes in front I'm sure you will need at 14" wheels. Look around for A-body wheels off any A-body from 61 to 72 and they should work. Need a few more details to...

If they are the 5.5 wide wheels they are probably worth trying to sell. If nothing else, have the old tires removed and they store in a much smaller space.

Love it!

It's not a great picture, but this is the best I can do. My 68 GTS came with a partial set of small bolt pattern Keystones.

Here's my opinion, since you asked. The tires are neat, correct or not, they have that look that is lost with all new tires. The size hurts you but the fact that they are 13's and not made much any more will give you some value back. Overall they will be the least desirable items of the bunch...

I like the wheels. They will look good powdered too. My 70 had painted steel wheels and I love that look.

By the way, you guys are killing me with the nice weather pics. Today it's 19 degrees and there is a 40 mph steady wind. I just got inside after doing some cleanup I HAD to do. I'm warming up some spiked cider as we speak.

I think it looks great. I love the look of stock steelies but then I'm partial to them since my 70 B5 dart has painted steelies with dog dish hubcaps also. If it's not those then custom vintae mags are the way to go over ralleys and magnums IMO.

They were originally made in both bolt patterns. Someone started re-poping them last year, but I have no idea who, or if they made them in 4" bolt pattern. I actually think I'd buy a set of them if they did, just to have another set of factory wheels for my cars, even though I don't have a '69

I think my 68 GTS came with a steel painted spare too, and I think it's coded for small caps.It's a 14x5.5. At some point, in the early 70's, I think the wheels with poverty caps were painted black, but not sure when the change occured, maybe 73?

Cool, that really wakes up the look of that car.