Can you identify this wheel?

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  1. FastMav5

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    This is on a 68 Torino...seen them on a 70 Cougar too.
    Looks like a corperate wheel with flat dog dish caps. When were these made? Are they available in aftermarket 17"? This one looks like a Chevy rally with a Ford cap.
    Std dog dishes came around 70-71 (torino/mach 1 style) with the deep beauty ring so what gives?
     
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    those were made by kelsey hayes for ford it was a styled steel wheel option 70-71 mid sized fords and they should be a 14x7

    see next post for model breakdowns guess i wasn't specific enough here
     
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    I wish someone made 'em in 17". It would be a nice change from seeing Torq Thrusts everywhere. No offense to anyone who has them......just something different ya know?
     
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    Those wheels were on Mercurys...They were standard
    equipment on 70 Cyclone spoilers and spoiler IIs' Along with base Cougars and Montegos. Most people opted for the Motor wheels Magnum 500s'
     
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    My buddy in highschool had a orange cyclone that was the craziest ride I ever had in a factory street car. The grill on that car is a image burned in the mellon to this day. center section looked like a cross-hair sight or something.

    And yes those wheels do look great, clean simple and have a rallye style to them. got me thinking too :) I was contemplating buying the Magnum 500's that are available in a 15x10" for the rear.
     
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    In the ford line up 70-71 these wheel are reffered to on the window sticker as the argent styled steel wheel On Mercurys they were painted a Dark Argent color there were not standard on any "base model" line of ford or mercury car but they were optional equip.

    Cougar / Mustang /Cyclone (includes montego) / Torino (includes fairlane,falcon and Ranchero) under Part #: D0ZZ-1007-C is for the 14x7
    the spare is a matching wheel but in 14x6 width in cars with these wheels
     
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    I love this place!!! Learn something new every day!!!
    Thanks for the enlightenment...:bowdown:
     
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    I notice that as well.....
     

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