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I just bought a 67 coronet 500 convertible. The car is completely stock, except for the wheels. I did my best to decode the fender tag, but all I got was that they were 7.75x14WSW.
Is there another code on the car that would tell me what type of wheel, magnum 500, steel with dog dish or full hubcab?

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Just going by the WP, I would say full wheel covers 14X5 1/2 wheels. The P is the premium price class, so not likely dog dish caps. Dog dish caps would be on a car with WL. It got 7.75X14 WSW tires which would be BSW tires on a WL car. The only way to know for sure is to have the build sheet. It's not indicated on the fender tag.
 
Need the broadcast sheet to know which covers. There were 2 full covers available. You couldn’t get dog dish caps on a 1967 Coronet 500 or a Satellite.

435 tire code are the 7.75x14, the larger size of the tires available so probably 14x5.5 wheels.
 
Need the broadcast sheet to know which covers. There were 2 full covers available. You couldn’t get dog dish caps on a 1967 Coronet 500 or a Satellite.

435 tire code are the 7.75x14, the larger size of the tires available so probably 14x5.5 wheels.
Stupid question alert: is there a place on the 66 data plate that shows tire size?
 
Stupid question alert: is there a place on the 66 data plate that shows tire size?
Not that Im aware of . BUT I am fairly certain the only tire avail on a 1966 Hemi car is 7.75-14 Blue streaks on a 14x5.5 rim

With full spinner type wheel covers as the only option on a Satellite and on Belvedere could be option to have either the samller beenie caps or full wheel covers similar to the Satellite,,,,,,,EXCEPT no spinner centers

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I just bought a 67 coronet 500 convertible. The car is completely stock, except for the wheels. I did my best to decode the fender tag, but all I got was that they were 7.75x14WSW.
Is there another code on the car that would tell me what type of wheel, magnum 500, steel with dog dish or full hubcab?

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That looks like a very early production date and the axle, interior code, and upper door panel color is offset to the left. It also looks like SO# is the beginning of the run. This makes the question of wheel covers more interesting. I would love to see the build sheet/broadcast sheet on this one.
 
Not that Im aware of . BUT I am fairly certain the only tire avail on a 1966 Hemi car is 7.75-14 Blue streaks on a 14x5.5 rim

With full spinner type wheel covers as the only option on a Satellite and on Belvedere could be option to have either the samller beenie caps or full wheel covers similar to the Satellite,,,,,,,EXCEPT no spinner centers

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I have a set of the bottom caps and the dots as well. Thanks man that makes sense
 
I just bought a 67 coronet 500 convertible. The car is completely stock, except for the wheels. I did my best to decode the fender tag, but all I got was that they were 7.75x14WSW.
Is there another code on the car that would tell me what type of wheel, magnum 500, steel with dog dish or full hubcab?

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Killer combination. and I just noticed how the 2nd line is offset to the left just a bit . Interesting,,,as I have never seen that happen on the data tags before

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