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Yeah, they are simple Chevy chrome reverse "smoothies" with the small bullet rally caps. I believe the wheels were $110-130 each. I think the caps were in the $30s[?] each. Never tried it but I am guessing the stock covers would fit on the wheels but now I'm not sure. I may have 15" smoothies...

Thank you! Isn't that the color yours is also? I did see a picture of one that was oyster with metallic turquoise that also looked like it would be really sharp. They're such a big car and with the white on the fenders, there just aren't a lot of combos that will work. I had a black 67 GTO for...

When I went to look at my wagon through Auto Locator, the first thing I said to the guy that was selling it was "that is the ugliest car I ever saw". Took it for a drive and said "no way" and left. I went a mile down the road and turned back because I knew I had to have it. That was 12 years ago...

As this was the only way Suburbans and most lower model 1960 Plymouths came. The REALLY SUPER RARE parts are the rubber floor mats. There was/is no carpet available for a 1960 Plymouth Suburban. My floor mat like all, crumbled away. I tried finding a carpet kit but the Suburban carpet extends...

I'll see if I can put a picture in? Not really sure what size I can use?

Hello, That's my 1960 Plymouth Suburban[Belvedere trim]. She spent nearly 30 years in a barn in upstate Pa. I believe, when the guy pulled her out, she had around 24,000. He fixed a few dents and it was driven around for a while. When I got her in 2006, she had 60,000. It had a broken oil ring...

Morning! Yeah, I know I usually rambel but being new here, I thought I just check it out first. HAVE A GREAT DAY! Karl.

Hello! Just joined. It says "MOPAR WAGONS" and mine is older than the ones I see in the replies but it is still a MOPAR wagon, so I thought I'd check out your site. I have a 1960 Plymouth Suburban. As far as Holy Grail parts for my car were good quarter panels. Had to make them one tiny peice...