On May 29, 9:50 pm, Falcon Guy <yorkv...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> What about ET Mags.http://www.etwheels.com/et/classic5.html
>
> I Cragar still using the funny off centre
lugs.http://www.cragarwheel.com/catalogs_08_61.html
> The catalog has some with only one bolt pattern listed.
>
> John Kunkel wrote:
> > "Rich Jordan" <jor...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>
>news:437c1274-f613-4235-98cc-0f5738c03e39@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >> Does anyone know if Appliance Steel Spokes were ever made in 15"
sizes
> >> with Mopar lug spacing? Any listing of such with offsets available
> >> anywhere? I can't even find a catalog online, just some places
> >> selling old magazine clippings of their ads.
>
> > The Appliance wheels did have a dedicated bolt pattern that used
conical
> > lugs, I used to use them as a less expensive alternate to Cragars.
>
> >> Are there any other current or recent vendors of SS lookalikes that
> >> use normal lug nuts and are available for Mopar in 15" or 16"?
>
> > I don't thinks so. I'm a diehard Cragar fan but I find the chrome
Magnum 500
> > to be nearly as attractive and they use conical lugs.
Falcon Guy
unless I missed something the only 15" SS wheels they have are
unilugs. They make wheels with dedicated pattern sizes but only in
17" and larger. I want a 15 or 16", 17" is too big for the look I
hope to have. If Appliance ever made Mopar pattern 15" Steel Spokes,
or Cragar makes some of its new conical lug dedicated SS pattern
wheels in 15 or 16" then thats what I'm looking for.
Rich
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