Technical What is this wheel?

The car that the wheels are on is the 1966 Chrysler Imperil - Green Hornets Black Beauty custom car, I know the car itself is off topic and that's why no photo of the car is shown but I find the wheels very unique, are they one off our something that was readily available back in the 60's? HRP

 

https://akhwheels.com/wheels/14-x-6...ce-style-vintage-original-green-hornet-wheel/?

 

Appliance Apaches with the spokes/center caps painted and a little Green Hornet in the centercap.

 

Not to kinda change the subject or anything, but the Black Beauty from the Green Hornet Movie Serials was most definitely HAMB friendly.

 

WHAT IS THIS WHEEL?

Hard to keep clean is what it is. All those ribs would be a nightmare on a car that was actually driven....

 

Bet those would look good on a Buick with finned aluminum brake drums...

 

Those are Hollywood Stingrays..

 

Yes sir, the Lincoln Zephyr looks a lot better to me also. HRP

 

I bet a stiff bristle brush and purple power or what ever it's equivalent is in Australia would make it a simple task, Personally I like steelies and poverty caps, they are super easy to keep clean. HRP

 

I have a pair of them. 14x6 Ford bolt pattern. Would love to find two more

 

Looks like there is a difference between the Appliance brand and the Hollywood brand. Appliance has more finning and different shape on spokes

 

They would look jam up and jelly tight on my uni.....

 

Appliance Apache wheel, this is one cool looking wheel. HRP

 

They look really heavy though.

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They're not any heavier than a Torq Thrust or slot mag wheel..

 

A true Kustom and TV car from 66 is OT? Since freakin when?

 

Hopefully.

 

I would think the wouldn't be any heaver than the average aluminum wheel. HRP

 

I am digging those wheels! To me, they are screaming for some Dominion Royal Masters.

 

My brother had this kind of wheel on his 1955 Chevy.

 

John, do you have a photo of your brothers '55? HRP

 

No, I don't think we owned a camera.

 

Wow, that tire is neat! Are Dominion tires an old Canadian brand?

 

Yes. The Dominion Tire Company produced tires in Kitchener, Ontario from 1914 to 1966, at which time the company name changed to Uniroyal. Uniroyal later merged with B.F. Goodrich in the 1980's.

 

Thanks!
So they were actually originally made in Berlin!
(The name was changed to Kitchener because we were mad at the Germans after their first try at taking over the world).