Weird Wheels
Weird Wheels
Hey all. My 'just purchased' 1970 Cutlass Conv has some strange wheels on it, and I can't find them on the web to see if they're worth anything. They have Buick center caps on a turbine-type wheel, but the turbine fins are flexible, like maybe they're rubber? I'd like to know what they are, to see if they're worthless or maybe worth tens of dollars
. Any ideas?
. Any ideas?
Those Oldsmobile Super Stock IVs only came in 5 on 5.00" bolt circle, so I doubt they are on the OP's '70 a-body.
These aftermarket Motor Wheel Corp. "EXITER" wheels were available with a 5 on 4.75" bolt circle.
These aftermarket Motor Wheel Corp. "EXITER" wheels were available with a 5 on 4.75" bolt circle.
Do they look like this, by chance?

As noted above, polycast wheels were a GM experiment in the 1970s to get the aluminum wheel look with steel wheel cost and durability. There's a steel wheel under structure with a molded polyurethane decorative outer face. The Pontiac honeycomb wheels were made the same way.

As noted above, polycast wheels were a GM experiment in the 1970s to get the aluminum wheel look with steel wheel cost and durability. There's a steel wheel under structure with a molded polyurethane decorative outer face. The Pontiac honeycomb wheels were made the same way.
The GM redesign hit that car real, real hard; the 72 is beautiful, and the 73 is hideous.

I think the OP's wheels are probably the Buick wheels Joe posted.
Weird Wheels
Sorry for the no-pic question, and thanks for all the responses.
Our winner is Joe P., his pic is identical to what I've got on the Cutlass.
These things are hideous, is there any value to them??
Our winner is Joe P., his pic is identical to what I've got on the Cutlass.
These things are hideous, is there any value to them??
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