tony442w31

Looking for 14x7 wheels and dog dish caps for 1970 cutlass

ent72olds

Where are you located? I have both,,,,

70olds442korz

I have 4 14" original wheels off a 70 442 that i am selling for my grandfather, email me at chevyelcamino78@hotmail.com for pictures and more info thanks

tony442w31

I'm located in 60051 zip. Email race1615@att.net

tony442w31

I'm in Il like to see pictures of 70 dog dish and 14x7rims thanksTony

tony442w31

I'm looking for 14x7 rims and dog dish for 70 cutlass

tony442w31

No just straight 14x7 rims that fits 70oldsw31 and also dog dish that have no dents TOny

orange442

If you are not specifically looking for XT/IF wheels then Wheel Vintiques through Summit is the cheapest way to go. They look almost identical to my XT/IF wheels and are the lowest price out there.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/wv...4044/overview/

jstrits

I have a set of IF stamped ones. They came off a 442 that was ordered with full wheel covers (not hubcaps) and disc brakes. XT codes usually came on hub cap cars. I have 4 in primer (blasted in out and sideways, etch primed, and filler primed) They are a scuff away from paint. Alot of hard work already done. I have a fifth with a nice paint job on it already and that would also need a scuff to be repainted, was prepped the same way. $175 each. The last XT cost me $200 and it was rough, and the code was barely legible and very small compared to my others (I think I got robbed actually..oh well buyer beware)

Nilsson

Orange442, would your or anybody reading this have used these with the available repro dog dish caps, and were there any fitment problems with the caps.

jstrits

id be curious also. I bought a stamp kit from harbor freight and practiced an XT, and the size comes out as about as perfect as you can get. Other than the small date numbers it would look good for a resto purpose.

orange442

I have not used them but have seen others use them, mostly with 15", with original caps so the repops should work.

I have thought about this myself because original XT wheels are hard to find and usually expensive when you do find them. On the other hand, the other thought I had was, "How many people are really going to bend down or get on hands and knees to see if my wheels have the correct stamped codes and dates?" (Yes, I usually check!) and also "How many are even going to know that wheels have codes and to look at my wheels for those codes?" I know some concourse or high end shows might look but that would be the guys that would only settle for originals.

Nilsson

Thanks Orange.