Good luck on the sale..... I know how it is trying to sell an "undesirable". Gave the Mirada away. It wasn't as finely detailed as your ride, but it was a 9 sec turn key car.

I just sold the crashed grille off of it at the last swap meet, still sorry about that. You had a long run, hope it goes to a good home.

Thanks Big Jim. Actually, it was Mary's grill you kacked, but whos counting. The replacement grill you sent her is looking good!

Those look like Appliance "wire mags"

My thoughts too. Appliance Wire Mags if you go old school enough. They would be period-correct for that car.
R.

I checked the car out over on the street classics sight. That thing is very clean, good luck with the sale.

Thanks! Dogdays, I found those wheels in the trunk of a 71 Dodge Charger ( junk car ). The fronts ( 15X7) were unilug, while the rears (15X8.5) were counter sunk lug style - 5 on 4.5. Kinda strange.

John:

Looks like a picture from Byron.

I met you and Mary there several years ago.

Change is fun. Hope you have many new adventures.

John

Thanks gearhead01! Yep, Byron. Looks like my pit crew dropped something in the grass. Tires were one of her duty's. Nuther Byron pic.

yep, john confirmed they most likely were appliance wheels. the ones we narrowed were et's, but they had the same center design. according to what i was able to find out, the et version was made from around 1972 through the very late 70's. i can't say the dates of the appliance versions, but would guess they would be similar. they really looked good on ol "moby", but weren't a popular wheel around these parts when they were new.

Appliance wheels on the 300 - painted Spinnaker White.