Steel wheels

[Black63]

Guys, I've been looking for some 9" dog dish cap 15" steel wheels to run on my 330 and figured I was looking for something from a fairly old car.
Mentioned it to my Boss and he told me he had some Dodge wheels kicking around.
Turns out that 2 are exactly what I wanted BUT seem to be later model than i thought!
They appear to be 6 1/2" wide (tires still on) and have larger openings for brake cooling...plus only 3 cap nubs.
The old rusty pair I have use 4 nubs and small openings.

Anyway...I'd like to know what they came on or what year range at least so I'll have some idea what I'm looking for to complete a set of 4.
BTW, they have a Pentstar marking so definately Mopar.

The other set are cool in their own right and are 7" wide.
Are they Mopar too??? Supposedly they all came from a local Mopar enthusiast who's a friend of my Boss.

Sorry about the damp pics...rain just has no respect!

Thanks!

 

[Black63]

Soooo...nobody has any idea...or are these so common I'm an idiot?

My only defence is that I'm totally new to Mopar! LOL

I'm gonna take one over to the local scrapyard tomorrow and see if he has any like it.
They have a load of wheels removed from cars that were crushed so I'm hopeful...but I WAS hoping to ID the original vehicles so I could place an ad in the local classified site.
Had a lot of luck finding stuff that way and who knows...might find a 440 in the donor vehicle or something!

 

[74Satellite]

Its hard to tell for sure, but the first wheel defientely looks like a standard steel wheel you can find on any mopar. If it is 15" I would look at the M'bodies like the diplomat and the fifth Avenue.

The second picture you showed, I have NO earthly idea...never seen those before.

 

[72Satellite440]

Is there a part #-with a penstar logo? Would be easier to narrow it down-

 

[Black63]

Hmmm...didn't even think of looking for a part number! (smack to forehead...)
Didn't notice anything but the pentstar, but then again thats all I was really looking for.

Would ALL Mopar 15" wheels of that style take a 9" cap?
I was lead to believe I needed to find wheels fron the early 70's back, but these appear newer.
Man, I HOPE they're as easy to find as I'm beginning to think they might be!

Thanks guys...and I'll have a look for a part number ASAP.

 

[696pack]

Often times the part number is on the inside of the rim and the tire has to be removed to find it.