RE: highway robbery

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

well one set came on my 64 plymouth fury wagon and the other set was on
a 67 coronet 4 door in the junkyard.
   I dont know where the numbers are, probably inside the tires right??
    When i got the wagon home i tried to pop on some little Plymouth
    dodgdishes and thats when i discovered they wouldnt take them,  
    they look  similar to the 14 inch mopar rims, but when u put the two
    side by side u can see the difference,  the land between  rim and
    the ring for the cap is  visibly narrower. they are  15s I believe.
    the land I spoke of on mine  are  much flatter, like on the 14 inch
    rims, butr  on those ebay  K rims the land in that zone looks like
    it pooches out,kind of bulges.
   Mine have five little holes between the big lug holes, not the one
   hole  like on those k rims.
  i will be going to the junkyard again this week and I will scope out
  all the early  truck rims.
  PS- I also have some 66 coronet dog dishes that i got cheap off ebay
  because i like d their look, but they wouldnt fit the standard rim,
  way too big, but they will click on to these weird rims i have.
   PPS- i also have some really weird rims that are 15s but they are
   super wide, like  9 inches I think. 
   neal ziummerman, eugenbe oregon

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