New Product!

The 1970-1971 #2944450 15”x7” Steel Wheel Is Finally Available As An Affordable Licensed New Reproduction for $995 per set! (includes date stamping for your application!!)


They have all of the correct characteristics, stamps and markings visible once installed on the car!


These #2944450 15”x7” Steel Wheels Were the Standard Wheel on Every Hemi E-Body and Were the Standard Wheel on All Other 1970-1971 E-bodies And B-Bodies when 15” Tires Were Optioned. They Were Also the Spare Wheel Used On All B-Body 15” Wheel Cars.

These #2944450 15”x7” Steel Wheels Are The Rarest Of Wheels To Find Because Many Threw Away These Plain Steel Wheels In Lieu Of Mags Back In The Day.

So Due To Their Rarity And Applications Originals of the #2944450 15”x7” Steel Wheels Have Soared In Price To Over $4000 Per Set Of 4!!
We’re Offering Them for Less Than 25% Of That Price!!

Our New Wheels Are Licensed By Chrysler And We Are Able To Date Code Them For Your Application!

tonysparts.com
302-398-0821
Tony’s Parts
Harrington Delaware 19952

Nice job Tony!

Wow, licensed too!!!

Holy cow! Did not see that one coming. Are these made in USA or is that to much to ask? I’ve seen some of the repop 15 x 7 rally’s wheels that were easily worn around the lugs and some were even not straight from the supplier. Are you confident that these are made right?

thanks for the kudos.

these were made at a plant that makes wheels 24/7, so the manufactorers know what they are doing. they are made correctly

thank you

Great addition to the product line Tony

thank you Morty!

You are the Man Tony.

Tony

Can you order them without the part number, for those with early cars?

Can you order just one wheel, for those that just need a spare?

Or order in a quantity of 5, for B bodies that also need a set and a spare?

Thanks
Morty

Talked to Tony earlier and bought a set. Excited to see how they look.

Morty I'll answer yes since I just ordered one up for my spare.
Tony told me you can get with or without P/N for earlier cars and he dates them for you.
I suggested for him to get the P/n stamp for 72 and later cars like my 72 Satellite "071" wheel.
Ron Sannino

IMO thats the restoration part of the decade!

You sir are most likely very correct.

So, I imagine $4k for a set of gennies is about to come to a screeching halt. A good portion of the demand will shift to Tony.

hi all

thanks so much for the kind words
i couldnt do it without you folks out there willing to buy the products

i was asked:
Can you order them without the part number, for those with early cars?
yes, no problem

Can you order just one wheel, for those that just need a spare?
yes, no problem

Or order in a quantity of 5, for B bodies that also need a set and a spare?
yes, no problem

that was easy

Hard to say on that, if upon close scrutiny Tony's show even slight deviation there will still be a good market for originals, although the presence of a high quality repro will aleviate a lot of demand so even originals should drop some. So far looks like he killed it! .02

Wow, Thanks Tony for the Great parts you are making
Bob

995.00 set of 4?

Sounds like it, as he talks about a set of 4 real ones are $4000 and he is selling at less than 25% of that...equals $995.

I just bought real ones 2 weeks ago, quite a price difference! At least the ones I got are date matched for my car so no complaints. Can see a lot of picking people these up.

Tony, can you comment on the finish. Are these powdercoated? Thx for the great repo.

Jeff, thanks for the kind words.

they are just painted, easy to remove and refinish to your liking

thanks again
'Tony

I just bought a set! I agree that this is a market changer. 450 wheels are sooooo hard to come by, it was nice to just pick up the phone and spend WAY less.

If you plan to powdercoat them, I am sure the stampings will be buried, just FYI.

Thanks again Tony!

When are the 'H' wheels coming?

Great job as usual Tony for the Folks that really need these.

Not Me of course, you'd have to pay me $995.00 to put them ugly things on any of my cars.

Will you please make a proper 3" trim ring? Pretty decent market for you there...........

Please post a pic (or 2) of the back of the wheel.

I have a set on the way from Tony. It won’t be the last set!!! Thanks Tony!

In addition to JH23's ask, can you also take a pic of the "barrel" in-between the two tire beads? This is the part that is covered by the tire when installed.

these wheels werent made to be counterfeits. they dont have the markings on the inside thats covered by the tire once the tire is installed.

they dont have, but we can add the stamp on the inside of the flange that contacts the drum/rotor once installed if thats what the picture requesters were trying to ask without asking

Very excited about these. I just spent two months digging up olds 442 rims to find it takes a pile of work to convert them to 450 wheels... The day I got my last one these were posted.. Good timing Tony! You got my machine shop money! Now I have some chevy door stops!

I assumed they wouldn't have the markings on the inside of the barrel. That's not why I was asking. I wanted to see the contour of the inner barrel and the tire beads.

Thanks for making these available to everyone...a much needed part! From the pictures, they look spot on.

I spent over 2 years to find a set of originals for my car. I would have bought these if they were available back then.

I salut you Sir!
Great job on a well needed part. I bought the 070 fan clutch & fan blade assembly from you as well as the vent window frames and B-body asttray insert and let me tell you all parts are balls on accurate, thanks again Tony....... A quick question Tony,as 6pacbee asked..... what are the chances of " H " wheels being repro'd in the future ?
Later, BUZZ

depending on how well these sell will effect the chances of making the 1969 15x6 "H" wheel

thank you for your interest

I'm assuming the licensed part is what costs all the money.

Is the whole wheel proprietary to Mopar or just the markings?

If it's just the markings does the price point change for a "bare" wheel?

Kevin

What costs all the money is Tony sticking his neck out to make these. I’m sure he has had plenty of investments that have just not made enough to recoupe the cost of making them. You have to make them with a target price in mind and hope you sell enough to make some money in the long run. All the suttle changes need to please the restoration crowd cost money. If you are in business and don’t make money, then you go out of business.

If interest is a determining factor for reproducing the 'H' wheels, if a set of four was offered for $1000 today, I'd send a full deposit next week.

H wheels are on the radar,

we'll see how well these wheels sell to help make the final decision

thanks for youre interest!

Excellent reproductions. Got my set a week ago. Could not be happier!!

Tony, this may sound silly but could you tell me what a wheel weighs in at?

Thanks

Tom

not a silly question, a single wheel weighs 23 pounds

thanks
Tony

They look great Tony. Will be grabbing another set in a few weeks!

Yes, need H-Wheels!

Thanks so much for posting, I'm glad that you're pleased with them!

Are these repro wheels made in the USA?

no, but they are made by a wheel manufacturer that supplies some or maybe many U.S. based wheel companies

and like all of my products, they are made to my specs

the wheels weigh what the originals do, runout and balance out properly

Ronnie

Ask and you shall receive

we can do the 3580070 15x7 steel wheel stamping now too

the 071 is the Rallye Wheel

Now that there question could only come from a F.A.S.T/Pure stock weight watchers concern.
While you're at it Tony, is it too much to ask for an aluminum version to be stamped/punched/rolled out of the same mold for the steel ones?

yes, i believe there would be some safety concerns in addition to the metal braking differences between steel and aluminum