decoded my 70 r/t and its comes up as 14" colsteel wheel with wire wheel covers

[dene schwarz]

its confusing me, as cannot find any pictures with any challengers, with that option in 1970, trying to restore mine to factory

[anlauto]

This famous ad is wearing them, but not a very good picture....I'm sure someone can do better

[headejm]

From the 1970 Data Book. 

https://www.e-bodies.org/resources/data-books-salesman-pocket-facts-color-upholstery-guides/1970-dodge-data-book/1970-dodge-data-book-challenger/

[RUNCHARGER]

Very few of them had 15X7 rallyes from the factory, now about 90% do.

[6bblgt]

very few cars get accurately restored, but it would still be rare to find a car with them! 

[Shoooter]

Are these them or just caps off of something else from the 80s?

[Shoooter]

Anyone?  That car has been parked for 25 years at least so it could be them??

[6bblgt]

the above appears to be one of the "WIRE BASKET" aftermarket wheels (Apliance, Keystone, Western, etc.)

[6bblgt]

here is a set of factory MOPAR wire wheel covers

they were used throughout the '70s & there are a couple variations in construction but I believe the exterior appearance is the same 

[blown motor]

They look like what was on my 76 Cordoba.

[198D13]

very few cars get accurately restored, but it would still be rare to find a car with them!  :twothumbsup:

There were no E bodies that came with 15" wheel covers. The only wheel covers available were 14".

[6bblgt]

very few cars get accurately restored, but it would still be rare to find a car with them! 

There were no E bodies that came with 15" wheel covers. The only wheel covers available were 14".

@198D13 where are 15" wheel covers mentioned? 

[Mr Lee]

They're kinda cool lookin but look like a bitch to clean eh?


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[198D13]

I stand corrected. Here is a road test done by Hot Rod Magazine with a 'cuda sporting 15" full wheel covers.

[198D13]

A close-up of said car.