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10-21-2014, 07:14 AM
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From the looks of it those are old Appliance wheels from the 80's. Those weren't as popular as Cragars and you could use the stock chrome acorn lugnuts on them instead of the insert type lugnuts that were required with Cragars and Keystones etc.. Good find on those and should look good on the LeMans. And 15 inch tire selection is a little better.
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10-21-2014, 04:35 PM
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They have "1 18 83" stamped on the part that the tire covers, and made in USA. The also have some SFI spec stickers. Chrome is remarkably good for '83. They have a 4 1/2" spacing from the hub surface to the outer rim edge. I think they will be a good fit. Now I need to decide size for these rims. Probably a 235 60-15, or maybe a 215 up front and a 255 out back. Hmmm... The made in USA thing was kinda weird, as I was reading that production sometime in the 80's had shifted to Japan. I like 'em.
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