Re: Appliance brand "Steel Spoke" wheel question, or alternatives

I meant to say "Is Cragar..."
  Maybe give them a call and ask. The web site is no help.

Shawn

Rich Jordan wrote:
> 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