History Western Wheels on my 1939 Chevy

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late 70's early 80's. i recycled a set of those awhile ago, made a cool 45 bucks. was happy to get it.

 

Yep, had them on a Monte Carlo in the 80s.

 

70's era, I do think they look good and at home on your '39.

 

The bowtie centers make them look real good---I wouldn't change a thing.

 

Western Bullets! Definitely 70's era. I have always loved those wheels. They remind me of artillery style wheels.

 

I'm sorry but I saw so many of those in the 70's on vans I don't care for them. HRP

 

western called them bullets