<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: cook_dw</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have these wheels that my father ran back in the 70's on the green car.. I think they are really unique (and Im not sure that is a good thing) with the centers that are painted black. I want to restore the wheels but instead of having the centers black maybe leaving them natural and polishing the lips and around the wheel openings. Give me some feedback and thoughts. They are 14x7 or 8 I havent measured them in a while so I cant remember 100%. These were removed in favor for the Cragars which I still have but them being 14x10 on the rears I can not find tires.. So these are the next ones in line that I would want to run on the car as he did back in the day and the fact that I still have them makes it an easier decision. I would more than likely stagger the tire size as he did in the first 2 photos. So again should I paint the centers back black or strip them and leave natural or maybe another idea..??..
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Had a set of wheels somewhat like these (not painted black in the center) on my 69' W-30 442. I have no idea who made them but they had a raised edge around each slot ... the centers were natural and the rims were machined ... TAZ