nova7579

I have a set of 3/9/1970 "XT" code 14X7 wheels for sale. All for wheels are the same date which is rare to find these days. They all appear to be straight and have nice lug holes. I am asking $699.00 OBO for the set of 4 plus shipping. Please send all requests to nova7579@yahoo.com with XT wheels in the subject line or I will delete it.
ThanX
Brian

Vader

where are you located ? email sent

nova7579

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nova7579

PRICE REDUCTION......$625.00 plus shipping
ThanX
Brian

nova7579

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Paladin31

Hey Brian forgive my ignorance, but what is the rarity of these wheels? Thanks Brett

nova7579

These were the standard wheel on the high performance cars when you did not order a rally wheel. Most were removed and discarded and then they installed cragers or some other aftermarket wheel.
Brian

Paladin31

And we're they all marked with an XT? Did they come in 14X6 too?

nova7579

SOLD pending payment

Pacecar

I think XT is the GM code for a 14 x 7 wheel that will accomodate disc brakes. Know it was used in 1969 also

Paladin31

Thank you

leepear

There were multiple manufacturers of the 14X7 steel wheels. The XT was I believe was a Kelsey Hayes wheel used on various vehicles. Now that the wheels are pending sale I can say that they are usually sold as Copo Camaro wheels for much more than this fine gentleman is asking. I had to find a correct date coded set of "5" for my w-30 restoration. The first owner of the car put Ansen Sprint wheels on a few days after he bought the car and the XT wheels went in the trash. The other codes are easier to find and some are still correct for 70-2 oldsmobiles. Very fair price Brian.

Lee

nova7579

These wheels were produced by Kelsy Hayes and also by Norris Technologies. The NT wheels are much rarer and were only used on cars produced at the Van Nuys assembly plant from what I have been told. These wheels in question were for the 70 model year cars and would not be correct for the over used phrase "COPO Camaro" in 1969. This is the second set that I have sold recently and the other set was a 1969 set and they went for more money.
ThanX
Brian