Wheel Crazy

[Thunderlugs]

Call me crazy, but I am inquiring about knowledge of any wheel manufacturer producing a 15 inch replacement steely, (disc brake conversion) for early B's to accommodate the early Larger Poverty caps. Don't like being forced into aftermarket Mags or newer, smaller Dog dishes, that just don't finish the car off. Are there any Reasonable solutions, for **** Purists like me?

 

[aldal]

http://www.stocktonwheel.com/

http://www.wheelvintiques.com/

 

[Detroit Iron]

Negative on the above post. They don't make a wheel for the larger dog dish caps. Speedway Motors does. Dig a little deeper in the 62-65 thread. We covered it.

 

[Detroit Iron]

 

[Detroit Iron]

I don't have caps on mine yet, but I'm loving them.

 

[Thunderlugs]

Negative on the above post. They don't make a wheel for the larger dog dish caps. Speedway Motors does. Dig a little deeper in the 62-65 thread. We covered it.

Now we're getting somewhere! That's what I am talking about! Thank You!

 

[Thunderlugs]

I don't have caps on mine yet, but I'm loving them.

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I Like IT!

 

[Sonny Black]

Sonny has 14's on front and 15's on rear.......
J/S

 

[Dodge 330]

Epoxy a small, later hubcap into an earlier, bigger cap for wheels like the Wheel Vintiques.

 

[Detroit Iron]

Epoxy a small, later hubcap into an earlier, bigger cap for wheels like the Wheel Vintiques.

Glue??? Not for me. I have a real car, not a model.

 

[Thunderlugs]

Epoxy a small, later hubcap into an earlier, bigger cap for wheels like the Wheel Vintiques.

 

[Thunderlugs]

I must say, that is quite an interesting solution. I'm not up for it though. I need to feel a tad more secure about it. Thank You

 

[Dodge 330]

Glue??? Not for me. I have a real car, not a model.

I've driven the car well over 127mph, two race tracks and put 2500 miles on it without losing a cap. You realize they use epoxy to put body panels on some new vehicles, right?!

I used PC-7 epoxy. It's the same thing Eastwood includes in their steering wheel restoration kits.

 

[64 Post]

Call me crazy, but I am inquiring about knowledge of any wheel manufacturer producing a 15 inch replacement steely, (disc brake conversion) for early B's to accommodate the early Larger Poverty caps. Don't like being forced into aftermarket Mags or newer, smaller Dog dishes, that just don't finish the car off. Are there any Reasonable solutions, for **** Purists like me?

What width wheels are you looking for?

 

[64 Post]

I've driven the car well over 127mph, two race tracks and put 2500 miles on it without losing a cap. You realize they use epoxy to put body panels on some new vehicles, right?!

I used PC-7 epoxy. It's the same thing Eastwood includes in their steering wheel restoration kits.

You're such a hillbilly.

 

[eric383]

You're such a hillbilly.

Necessity is the mother of invention.

 

[Mason66]

Epoxy a small, later hubcap into an earlier, bigger cap for wheels like the Wheel Vintiques.

When you want to take the caps off how do you get the screwdriver under the inner cap without scratching the wheel?

 

[Sonny Black]

When you want to take the caps off how do you get the screwdriver under the inner cap without scratching the wheel?

tape. shop rag, very carefull!

 

[Dodge 330]

When you want to take the caps off how do you get the screwdriver under the inner cap without scratching the wheel?

Claw hammer with a rag under the head.

 

[kjalltrac]

Easy!
Weld 3 rods on the wheels