Hey fellas...I'm absolutely convinced the rims on my Bronco are dog ugly:




So I'm looking for suggestions on what I should get to compliment my new tires. I picked up a set of Alcoas...but the light weight and strength are gonna keep them my paired with a set of trail/mud tires. My street tires are BFG M/T's...I'm a little sick of the plain bullet hole rims, and was thinking of going with the DC-1's...but I'm feeling those are a little blingy. I want chrome or polished aluminum. Was kinda thinking about going old school with turbine style...but have no clue where or if they're even available. Something like this, but would have to be polished or chromed:




Anyway...throw out some ideas for me guys...to sum up, want something different, 'chrome'...but not too blingy.

How bout them aluminum ones that dont have any holes in em? I cant remember what theyre called.

Or the chrome wagon wheels like buck had for his.

I actually really like the wheels with no holes...I dunno what they're called either, or who makes them. I knew Eagle did at one time, but it doesn't look like they do anymore. I also only remember them as a brushed aluminum wheel...I'd have to send them off to be chromed...or see if Dad could get it done. As for Buck's wheels...they look good, but a little too common and too much like what I have on my other trucks.

I like mine a simple holw pattern but with a little trim ring..

Yeah ya could go and put black daytona wheels on it or get white spokers and powder coat em black. Theres some called center line wheels that my dad really likes but I dont know what they look like or if its just a brand name like Eagle.

I like the hole design...obviously, as it's on my other rigs...just looking for something different that's chrome...although I am loooooving the trim ring.

I like the powder coated holes and trim ring. Then the rest is chrome. just my .02 though. LOL

UTfball68 said:

I like the hole design...obviously, as it's on my other rigs...just looking for something different that's chrome...although I am loooooving the trim ring.

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Check out Centerline Wheels, they have alot of different designs though they are largely known for their hole-less autodrag rims.

http://centerlinewheels.com/main_wheel.php

1985 Ford F-150 said:

How bout them aluminum ones that dont have any holes in em? I cant remember what theyre called.

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Found 'em:

http://asp.americanracing.com/wheelswp/details.asp?wheelid=AR0613&name=AMERICAN OUTLAWI MACHINED WITH CLEAR COAT&style=AR0613&dspstyle=AR61&desc=one piece aluminum machined&section=AR


But I'd have to get the center polished.



On edit...thanks for all the input guys. Beyond Weld, Eagle and Alcoa, I really had no idea other names of wheel manufacturers...so keep the ideas and resources coming.

I like the American Racing Mojave
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/WheelCloseUpServlet?target=runWheelSearch&initialPartNumber=39815885TB&wheelMake=ATX&wheelModel=Mojave&wheelFinish=Black+w%2FTeflon+Coating&showRear=no&autoMake=Ford&autoModel=Bronco&autoYear=1979&autoModClar=&filterSize=All&filterFinish=All&filterSpecial=false&filterBrand=All&filterNew=All&sort=Brand

1985 Ford F-150 said:

How bout them aluminum ones that dont have any holes in em? I cant remember what theyre called.

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Are these what you are thinking of?

not a big fan of the wagon-wheel ones you posted in the first pic. they just look really dated to me

surewhynot said:

Are these what you are thinking of?

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Yeah I like those Tony...what brand are those, I could only find them through American Racing, but the center was brushed aluminum, not entirely chrome like the ones you posted.

tomtoc said:

not a big fan of the wagon-wheel ones you posted in the first pic. they just look really dated to me

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Which ones are you talking about? I thought the only wagon wheels posted were the chrome ones by Jurgen.

Those are cragar ss/t

UTfball68 said:

Which ones are you talking about? I thought the only wagon wheels posted were the chrome ones by Jurgen.

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sorry, whatever these are - not my favorite

Thanks for letting me know Tony.

Tom...I think I like them because they are old school and really different from what you see today. I think they're a turbine style wheel...and I think what Jurgen posted is close to what is commonly called a wagon wheel.

The turbines look nice when all polished up.