agepag
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Looks nice, my car has not been converted to large bolt pattern yet. Thats first on my list, then the front discs, then new rims/rubber
Are the Cragar SS wheels the best looking option for 1967-70 Darts?
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Looks nice, my car has not been converted to large bolt pattern yet. Thats first on my list, then the front discs, then new rims/rubber
It depends on what color the car is.
Thanks! I've run a variety of wheels over last few seasons, I always come back to this!
they look better than rally wheels
33IMP
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I personally prefer the day two look, cragers, keystones, torque thrust, aluminum slots in that order. I took off the poverty caps and colour keyed wheels for crager SS.
I like Cragars and they would look good on my Swinger but there was a Blue Swinger with SS's already in town. I stayed with the Rallys. I had Keystones on my Challenger. They went well with the black stripes and top. Magnums would look good there as well. My Bee had Keystones as well. No black trim but the contrast looked good with the color. And of course My coronet had Cragars. They look classy on a black car.
My favorite wheels. Halibrand look alikes.
My favorite wheels. Halibrand look alikes.
Yeah I guess I'm dating myself but those are all excellent choices. J.M.O.
Same car prior to the Cragars
agepag
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small bolt bolt, so I know its very limited. Like I said, first thing will be the upgraded discs in the front then at that point I will have all the bolts upgraded to the big bolt pattern which will make things easier.
Cragar and aluminum slots......................
33IMP
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Okay, got it. No sense shopping for wheels, till you get the pattern changed. Then, a whole world of choices opens up.
mcodecuda
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I actually think that sometimes some wheels look better depending upon the color of the car. My old ‘cuda also looked good with Torque Thrust wheels.
I agree!
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I just dont get the current "black wheel" trend. To me, they look dingy, they hide any real style the wheel design might have, and remind my of a beater with dirty black steel wheels.
agepag
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I always thought the same, but the chrome look just looks dated too me. I’m liking the black rims with black hood look, but it really only works with certain colours.
Super-Cuda
MOPAR .. Move Over, Plymouth Approaching Rapidly!
ANOTHER AWESOME COMBO!
THE STANCE IS PERFECT!
THE STANCE IS PERFECT!
Super-Cuda
MOPAR .. Move Over, Plymouth Approaching Rapidly!
If ever a car was made to wear Keystone classics, the 67 -69 Barracuda was it!
Most didn’t like these…..
Now it wears these….
Now it wears these….
My 68 with American Racing VN500's
Super-Cuda
MOPAR .. Move Over, Plymouth Approaching Rapidly!
Mine.
American Racing Wheels, Torque Thrust 2's.
17X8 front 18X10 back
American Racing Wheels, Torque Thrust 2's.
17X8 front 18X10 back
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Steel wheels painted body body color looks like a sad grandma car, or a taxi cab. Painted black, it looks like a taxi cab. Mother mopar didn’t work hard making nice cars so you can ruin it with crappy wheels with no style
Why would anyone want to run anything with such bad names, dork dishes, dog bowels, and the worse of all poverty caps.
Cragars are a timeless design that will always look good on these cars. Keystones has to be the right car. Slots can work. Centerlines, torque thrusts, they can work. There’s even some 17”+ wheels that can look good l
Just anything other then dingy, ugly, steel wheels
Why would anyone want to run anything with such bad names, dork dishes, dog bowels, and the worse of all poverty caps.
Cragars are a timeless design that will always look good on these cars. Keystones has to be the right car. Slots can work. Centerlines, torque thrusts, they can work. There’s even some 17”+ wheels that can look good l
Just anything other then dingy, ugly, steel wheels
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