Most famous Rim styles ever

[Oh Haha]

Good call on the Rally wheels, Dave.

they look good on just about any Chevy.

[Bob's Flat-Six]

Still very popular....American Torque Thrust D's. The originals were the Torque Thrusts, like on the 455 Buick on the first page.

[daepp]

In high school in so cal in the late 70's - it was Centerlines. Period.

[dzls rok]

i have a thing for bbs rs's

[BeyGon]

Here is a close up of the original Torq Thrust americans

[lfot]

Magnum 500's anyone?

[onlycafe]

whats missing here? oh yeah..........

[Scott R]

[BeyGon]

the same 455 Skylark with Buick wheels, not me in the picture

[t951]

Another one....

[kstar]

Gotta include Gotti - I liked these in the 80s on the Countach.

[Dave Nordhoff]

Polished Fuchs are my favorite.

[kstar]

Rudge Knock-off.

[gattaca]

Borrani wheels:

[looneybin]

Originally Posted by cashflyer

As mentioned, Cragar S/S or the American Racing copy. I never had a set, but I did have a set of "slots" on a Barracuda.


And every boy watching TV knew what car these were on:



Do you?

Those are cyclones & they were on the general lee

[lfot]

Daytons... word.

[tc-sacto]

[cashflyer]

Originally Posted by looneybin

Those are cyclones & they were on the general lee

Though I have also seen them called Cyclone on some websites, Vector SE is the correct nomenclature according to the manufacturer (American Racing), hazzardretreat.com, and Wikipedia.

[porsche4life]

Empi 8 Spokes!!!

[legion]

Originally Posted by Gogar

Not Phone Dials, but these always got my 15-year-old panties in a wad.

You wore panties at 15!?

That explains so much...