Well everyone, After spending the harsh idaho winter in storage i guess my dad has decided that we're pulling the Cuda out on Saturday. So, we've got a tight budget (sort of) and we have a bit to do.
3. Replace seats and carpet.
4. New CD player and speakers.
We have everthing planned out for the car except the original paint code and a wheel/tire combo.
So, as of now, we know that it has 5x4 bolt pattern on 15 inch wheels. But i've looked around a bit and cannot find ANY stupid wheels that are that bolt pattern! What's with that? Anywho, If you've come across an aftermarket manufacturer that makes wheels with a 5x4 bolt pattern, post 'em up and i'll see what the old man thinks.
P.S. I'm not exactly sure if the bolt pattern is 100% true. My dad said it was 4 1/4', but a couple websites said 4'. We'll have to see on Saturday.
I don't know the year of your Cuda, but I'm guessing it's 67 because of your paint code reference, if so it is an "A" body. The A bodies had the small bolt pattern till (I think) 72, after that they are the same as the B,E,C,M, bodies...ect, ect. Should be able to find them at Summit Racing, or Jeg's Racing catalogs, if not in the catalogs give them a call. If your looking for stock wheels, they're out there, but only steel wheels with hub caps. I don't remember ever seeing a styled wheel in the small bolt pattern.
Unless someone changed them they will be the 4in bolt pattern. The wheel choices will be very limited because of it. You can swap out later A body front disk and rear end to get the larger bolt pattern. I think it's well worth the effort and you wheel choices will be endless.
So. We've been considering getting adapters. Anyone heard of them slipping off because they weren't snugged down tight enough? My dad told me about a guy that had his wheels fall off or something with his adapters. Do you think if we just got some high quality adapters and torqued them down tight we'd be fine?
Or could we be able to get our tire and wheel shop to order some 5x4's from the manufacturer? We're shootin' in the dark here. But it's no rush, the Cuda isn't going anywhere.
They had really nice looking rallye wheels for this bolt pattern. The 70-72 rallyes are really nice. Dusters had them or you can use adapters. I did on the back of my 72 Duster for the Crager SS I put on it. Where theres a will theres a way. Oh also I had no problem with the adapters I used on the back.
1)	Locate a set of used wheels, junk yards, swap meets. You may want to see if there is a MOPAR club in your area.
3)	If you’re planning to go with modern wheels and tire combination, you may want to consider a disc brake conversion kit.
As for the "adapters" they are great, if you don't plan on driving the car, I think in the long run you'll enjoy driving more if you don't have to worry the adapter failing. Back in the 60s you did have the option of a conversion kit, but it's the way to go if you're building a driver.
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