Is anyone running American Racing "VN402 CLASSIC 200S?" How do you like them?

[MRGTX]

I have seen these around for years and always liked this style. They seem to be a bit less popular than the "Torq Thrust D" wheels and certainly less common than Cragar SS, etc... which is a plus in my opinion.

How do you like them? Does anyone care to share a pic of these on their car?

Lastly, are these particular to a specific period of automotive history? Are these 60's wheels perhaps? I really cannot stand wheels that are on a car that's too new for them.

Thanks for any opinions and/or pictures.
-Mike

 

[briankaplan]

Don't have them on mine. But I have always liked them. Been called daisy's,
because of the style of the spokes. Been around sense the 60's.

 

[MRGTX]

Don't have them on mine. But I have always liked them. Been called daisy's,
because of the style of the spokes. Been around sense the 60's.

Brian,
Good tip on the nickname...that makes sense.
So the wheels were around since the 60s but did people run these on '70s machines or were they out of style by then?

The input is greatly appreciated!

 

[pauly v.100]

i saw alot more of them on 70s cars than anything else. if they were around in the 60s, it would have been the late 60s.
...yeah, I'm old!

 

[1968dartman]

I always wanted a set back in the day but they were out of my price range. I have and always will love these wheels and think that they would look GREAT on an A body!

 

[ocdart]

I was always a fan of the American 200S wheels since they first came out in 1969 - just couldn't afford them back then. I think they look better fully polished but that's just my opinion.
The wheels that look best on your ride are the ones you like best because it's your car and your money. Personally, I like something that you don't see everyday. Isn't that one of the reasons we're all into Mopars?