The Crusty Cuda: Whole lotta Shakin' (N96) Goin' on!

[njsteve]

It was a 1960’s and 70’s fad to have some bright red color flashing behind the rim openings. Kind of like the various optional bright colors the manufacturers offer now, for brake calipers.

Back in the day it would look kind of like this:

This single 15x7 Keystone Klassic rim and G60x15 Polyglas tire was something I found while cleaning out junk tires out of a culvert by the side of the road many years ago. It's a GM bolt pattern, but you get the idea of the look.

(This is exactly what I want to put on this car - some Keystone Klassics and Polyglasses. Too bad I cant find a set of 14"s that would fit the F70x14" Polyglasses that Dave bought. Cragar makes brand new 15" Klassics but no 14 inchers.)

[PLATINUM6BBL]

Originally Posted by njsteve

(This is exactly what I want to put on this car - some Keystone Klassics and Polyglasses. Too bad I cant find a set of 14"s that would fit the F70x14" Polyglasses that Dave bought. Cragar makes brand new 15" Klassics but no 14 inchers.)

Did you ask Gary Thomas out in Youngstown? He seems to acquire these type of rims as he believes stock rims are boring.

[njsteve]

Is he a dealer or a normal person? Do u have his contact info?