Can anyone identify this wheel?

Picked up a stray unique wheel today, says kelsey hayes and alcoa. Its 15x6 stamped in the inside shell with a 58 next to the kelsey stamp. 5on5 pattern, Buick, Olds. Pontiac?? Next question is where can I find 3 more.

 

That is an one off, turn key, wheel with patina! No way are you ever going to find a match to that specimen. I really wonder what the center hub cap part looked like. Awesome.

 

looks heavy duty, boy its an interesting one

 

late 50-early 60's Caddy or Buick--can't remember.....i'm thinking Caddy

 

No idea. It's freakin' cool, but I have no idea what it would look good on... Maybe I just don't have that kinda vision.

 

x2 on the caddy guess!

 

Best I have found is 58 caddy,


1958 Cadillac Eldorado The Raindrop Dream Car - Estimate 0,000 - 0,000

 

airplane

 

1958 Biarritz Caddy

 

Sweet. Guess I have no vision. I looked up the caddy, and the wheel looks slick with the cap on it.

 

My $.02 .....i ain't got a clue.
Its has to be a big car though.....CADDDY

 

Dang, I have searched the net for 25 minutes. I can not find a match to that wheel. It is driving me totally crazy! And I have a super HIGH speed internet connection.

 

big duece and hillsmith nailed it, '57-'58 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham

http://www.flickr.com/photos/oregold_pix/3882496607/lightbox/

 

Here are some good pics of some...
https://www.google.com/search?q=195...AXtmICQDA&sqi=2&ved=0CCAQsAQ&biw=1600&bih=775

 

I knew i had seen em before!

 

here's an ended auction for a set

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1957-Cadillac-Eldorado-Brougham-Wheels-Restored-/330610693915

 

I have a odd pair of wheels and was told a long time ago that they were made by Kelsey Hayes. When I read this post, I went looking on google images to match yours. Although I couldn't find yours (glad someone else did for you) I did find mine. Yenko Camaro "Stripper" wheels

 

Thanks for the effort and imput, there has to be a caddy owner with 3 of these around.

 

Those were mine, they sold for quite a bit more than that.

You can find them around but they are extremely expensive to restore.