68HemiRR
Well-Known Member
They were identified for me as cop car wheels.
Last edited:
Mopar Wheels
- Thread starter 68HemiRR
- Start date
Challenger RTA
Well-Known Member
Are they stamped by the valve stem. Might be super coupe wheel? I think that's what there called.
68HemiRR
Well-Known Member
Yes they are. A Chrysler Pentastar and what looks like a L9.
Last edited:
DeltaV
Member
Look on the back side of the wheel. Something like this? Your date code will most likely be different.
It came off of a Diplomat/Fury cop car.
It came off of a Diplomat/Fury cop car.
DeltaV
Member
Cop car wheels, like the one I posted, are 15" x 7" and have slight bulges for holding the dog dish.
Super Coupe wheels are 15" x 8" and dog dishes can't be mounted on them because there are no bulges for the dog dish to grip.
Super Coupe wheels are 15" x 8" and dog dishes can't be mounted on them because there are no bulges for the dog dish to grip.
68HemiRR
Well-Known Member
I will take a look tomorrow.
Vaanth
Well-Known Member
The pictured wheels are Chrysler 15" x 7" police wheels, part number 3766077. They are not Super Coupe and Kit Car wheels which are 15" x 8" nor Magnum GT wheels which are 15" x 7". The Super Coupe/Kit Car wheels and Magnum GT wheels have similar slots, but do not have the center cap retaining nubs, not the full contact wheel centers. The police wheels are also heavier gauge steel.
The following image shows one of the police wheels for my Newport police car:
I have a few of these wheels. Here are some:
The following image shows both Super Coupe/Kit Car wheels (in the rear) and Magnum GT wheels (in the front):
Last edited:
Similar threads
