Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Baby Moons? (Terry)

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The 70's Mopar wheels and the Ford wheels from the same era fit. No GM
wheels that I know of from the 70's fit. 
There are some mid-size GM front wheel drive cars wheel's from the mid
80's to 90's or so that have the AMC bolt pattern. I have a doughnut one
as a spare in my yellow car. Any competent speed shop or tire shop that
deals in wheels can get you the right wheel just by the lug spacing and
measuring the back spacing from an existing wheel. If you tell them they
are for an AMC 99% of the people don't know what you are talking about.
The guy I buy tires from did it to my son's 72 Javelin.
"Doc"



 
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• From: twa1950@xxxxxxx
• Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 14:15:05 -0400

I forget I am old man and you all are bunch of kids. Baby Moons are small hub caps that are chrome and fit over your lug nuts. Laying on a table they would be like a half of a ball. Around here in the 60's you had white wall tires, painted your rims black and put the baby moons on. When chrome reverse rims became popular, a lot of people would just put baby moons on them rather than buy the chrome lug nuts and center caps. Isn't the bolt pattern the same as the 70 Mopars and the GM's I am sure these guys know. Hey Doc mayby you can give her a better description of baby moons.
Terry

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