Fireflite56
Active Member
To summarize, I am polling everyone as to what color your spare tire rim is, especially if you have confidence it's original.
I have a super original survivor Fury III I purchased from the original owner. For as original as the car is, the spare tire is an old radial (I have a correct bias ply to replace it with), it had a carpeted tire cover (not original to a '66 Plymouth), and the rim is turquoise, similar to the car. The original owner claims that rim color is original. However, knowing the spare has been used, that he also swapped the four rims on the car to the deep style for the fancier hubcaps, and that the rim is a bit crusty (the car is super clean and was used sparingly in nice weather), I question this and am wondering if that's not even the original rim for the car. I know the fancier cars, like the Chrysler, were usually black, but those also rarely got poverty caps like a Plymouth might.
What do all of your spare tire rims look like? I am just trying to make it right. Thanks for the help!
I have a super original survivor Fury III I purchased from the original owner. For as original as the car is, the spare tire is an old radial (I have a correct bias ply to replace it with), it had a carpeted tire cover (not original to a '66 Plymouth), and the rim is turquoise, similar to the car. The original owner claims that rim color is original. However, knowing the spare has been used, that he also swapped the four rims on the car to the deep style for the fancier hubcaps, and that the rim is a bit crusty (the car is super clean and was used sparingly in nice weather), I question this and am wondering if that's not even the original rim for the car. I know the fancier cars, like the Chrysler, were usually black, but those also rarely got poverty caps like a Plymouth might.
What do all of your spare tire rims look like? I am just trying to make it right. Thanks for the help!