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Left handed lugs go on the driver's side of 70-72 Mopars, so I think you're correct

On my 70 Roadrunner, I ran 15x10 wheels with 4-5/8" backspacing (tires? can't remember) with super stock springs (similar to your +2"). I "rolled" the outer fender well lips and they still hit the sidewalls with passengers in the back or angle/hill/turns like pulling into an odd gas station...

I just use plastic caps....the free ones you find near air pumps at gas stations (seriously)

There are aftermarket "custom offset" factory looking wheels. I can't remember where I got mine, but I've got 8" wide steel rims and take factory hubcaps

dude....I've got a set of those too and they look killer. I ran those for years until I found a set correct for my year. Tip, get some model paint and repaint the outer low parts of the ridges...they'll look awesome

4.5" backspacing on 10" Centerlines is tight enough you need to trim the inside lip of the wheel wells, fyi

no.

No issue whatsoever

Gee, nobody should ever drive on those tires. If they're not original equipment on some car, then they're worth -$20 (disposal fee). If you can verify they're original on something, they'd be worth something to someone.

White shoe polish

I always put WD-40 on my aluminum wheels in the winter while driving in salt/snow. It looks like hell, but when you wash it off in the Spring the aluminum is not pitted. Also...be at least a little bit careful if you "scrub" the magnesium since magnesium bits can burst into flames. Never...

Is that salt pitting?

I'll take a guess....the '69 Roadrunner & Super Bee????

I don't know your answer (somebody here probably does). There are charts online that show various tire's height + width. fyi-all 235/15's (for example) are really close in size, but vary slightly brand-to-brand. Anyway...you can probably find out on this site what are the largest 15" tires...

I've had the best luck at O'Reilly on that. They carry a HUGE selection of lug nuts in stock.

There are some real tire experts on this website....I just own a 70 RR & am putting new tires on it. Is it possible for you to get a set of 8" rims on the back & narrower up front? I "think" the original 70 RR optional wheels were 15"x7". A good starting point might be to see if you can...

Owning a 70 Roadrunner, I'm 99% sure that tire won't fit up front....I mean, it would fit if you never want to turn your wheels, but driving the car, I don't think so. I've come up with "roughly" a 28" diameter MAX tire up front & that's only on a stock steel wheel. It looks to me like a...

You're right....I couldn't remember the exact tire size number, but 28" sounds about right. Should I maybe have said 275/60R15 for the rear?

I plan to have the same diameter front/rear tires & I've already bought my spare tire. I also have limited-slip, don't want to burn out the rear end & want to have one spare tire that will fit anywhere on the car. I "think" it's 255/60R15 rear and 235/70R15 in front ?????? Just check the tire...

That's a reasonable approach. I'm assuming you're not saying to just spray the ENTIRE hubcap black & I should at least tape of the large areas that don't get painted at all, right? What about the "PLYMOUTH" letters? Paint brush? One of those tiny little toothpick brushes with the mini-cotton...