Original hemi dart information

Dan Bennett · 07-22-2011, 12:38 PM

One thing I've always wondered was about so many cars running Keystone wheels. I think they look great but that in that era the Cragar SS was king. I don't remember very many Fords or Chevys with Keystone Kustoms but as we can see from the photos there were a bunch of Mopars running them.

Did Mopar have a deal with them? I know the cars didn't come with mags as built by Hurst and would think that if Hurst had something to do with it they would have used their own wheels.

Was it just a matter of style, was everybody copying Sox & Martin, or were they made in a special offset?

Of course, I'm talking about the period before the Supertricks came out and revolutionized the race wheel market.

07-22-2011, 12:38 PM	#11
Dan Bennett Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 450 Likes: 881 Liked 614 Times in 141 Posts	Re: Original hemi dart information One thing I've always wondered was about so many cars running Keystone wheels. I think they look great but that in that era the Cragar SS was king. I don't remember very many Fords or Chevys with Keystone Kustoms but as we can see from the photos there were a bunch of Mopars running them. Did Mopar have a deal with them? I know the cars didn't come with mags as built by Hurst and would think that if Hurst had something to do with it they would have used their own wheels. Was it just a matter of style, was everybody copying Sox & Martin, or were they made in a special offset? Of course, I'm talking about the period before the Supertricks came out and revolutionized the race wheel market.