What rims are these

[AZDatsun]

They are 15” and are not steel and I am guessing there used to be a center cap of some sort

 

 

 

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[AZDatsun]

Anyone ever seen these before?


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[Mark Maras]

I don't recall ever seeing those wheels. Couldn't find them using Google search. Any ID numbers or letters on them?

[siteunseen]

Nothing definite but awful close...

https://www.google.com/search?biw=1280&bih=606&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=TdoDXcHuD7CJ5wKq8arQBw&q=280z+western+wheels&oq=280z+western+wheels&gs_l=img.3...24037.32692..33092...0.0..0.184.1672.22j1......0....1..gws-wiz-img.....0..0i67j0j0i24.Dtvv2YKQ3_0#imgrc=_

[AZDatsun]

Ok I think I found them from a company called “Golden Wheel” not much coming up on them though




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[lonetreesteve]

21 hours ago, Mark Maras said:

I don't recall ever seeing those wheels. Couldn't find them using Google search. Any ID numbers or letters on them?

I did the same thing, Mark and I couldn't find it either.  Definitely a unique wheel! 

[AZDatsun]

Thanks for searching there is almost no info out there about these. Kinda interesting looking that’s for sure.


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[Reptoid Overlords]

They sort of look like the wheels that came on some Audi Quattros of the 1980`s.

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Edited June 15, 2019 by Reptoid Overlords

[Mark Maras]

 The wedge-shaped spokes are similar to other Porche wheels but in these, the narrow end of the spokes are on the rim side. All the others I've seen have the wide end of the spoke at the rim side.

[Reptoid Overlords]

I was thinking of these rims, found on the glorious S1 Quattros of antiquity.  But they have too many spokes.