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Anybody know where to find these wheels? I have a set on the 78 bronco now but one is a little damaged and I need one for the spare. Best I can find on the web is that it is a "vector" wheel. Don't know who it is made by. Apparently it is the same type of wheel as the "General Lee" on the "Dukes of Hazard". Not really a big fan of the dukes but I like the style of the wheel. Don't know how it is measured but I think it is a 15x10 5x5.5 4" backspacing. Thanks
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I had to go way back in the trivia files in my brain. Pushed aside the black and gold bandit Trans Am.
The wheels were made by Western Wheels and were called Turbine wheels.
To the best of my memory.
Well in was 25 years ago they where popular.
On Edit: They had a black plastic center cap with a W on it.
Last edited by Bordaine; Dec 31, 2004 at 05:06 PM.
i read a nifty little magazine called AUTO/TRUCK ROUNDUP MONTHLY which has a website called auto-roundup with special interest vehicles for sale, parts, etc. one ad currently has a picture and the ad says-
GENERAL LEE Whls, 14x8, 15x8.5, 15x7, 15x10 available. have them to fit Mopar, Dodge, applications, repolished, GM-BP also. Phone 509x929x2776 ............... Ellensburg, WA
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