Unusual Chrysler wheels

Stu · Post by **Stu** » Tue Apr 21, 09 4:11 pm

Found it through Google, but can't see any pics with those wheels?

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Tue Apr 21, 09 4:12 pm

Loads OK for me?

Anyway. Quite a few "members rides" photos with those wheels on.

The Cordoba shared LeBaron and Dodge Mirada's chassis from 1980-83 so they probably had these wheels as an optional extra on the whole range at some point during that time.

Funny enough the Cordoba from 75-79 was a true B-Body with a 318 LA or 400 B block. So related very closely to Clivey's Charger.

Stu · Post by **Stu** » Tue Apr 21, 09 4:19 pm

Dave wrote: The Cordoba shared LeBaron and Dodge Mirada's chassis from 1980-83 so they probably had these wheels as an optional extra on the whole range at some point during that time.

Yep, that would explain it, I guess. Can't believe they would produce them for 2 concept cars only, so that makes more sense.

Dave wrote:Funny enough the Cordoba from 75-79 was a true B-Body with a 318 LA or 400 B block. So related very closely to Clivey's Charger.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Tue Apr 21, 09 5:39 pm

Looks like the 1980 had it while later ones had a multivane type wheel

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Tue Apr 21, 09 5:43 pm

or maybe it only came on brown cars

Stu · Post by **Stu** » Tue Apr 21, 09 5:46 pm

Sandy wrote:or maybe it only came on brown cars

"I'll take the optional wheel's too, please!"

"Sorry, Sir. They're for brand new brown cars only..."