Artillery Rims.....FOR SALE

prostreethotrods · ANCASTER, ONT

Artillery Rims.....FOR SALE

hemikev · HAMILTON, ONT

Ive seen these rims guys , nice shape , hard to find .

Dave Scott · ANCASTER, ONT

I'm new to all this, so can I ask... what's so special about these wheels? (genuine interest)

slim · DUNDAS, ONT

Mostly used as a transition from wire or wood to the modern style rims. popular between 35 to 45 . one of them things you like or hate. As always originals are the first choice after market are available but none that I know of are 100 % correct

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34guy · MISSISSAUGA, ONT

16 and 17 inch artillery wheels are pretty common to find ,but expensive for tires

15 inch are really tough to find

I was looking for 1 -15 inch artillery rim at Barrie market and never found one

I already have 3

although I probably looked at over 30 artillery rims at the market all were - 16 and 17 inch rims

Dave Scott · ANCASTER, ONT

slim wrote:
Mostly used as a transition from wire or wood to the modern style rims. popular between 35 to 45 . one of them things you like or hate. As always originals are the first choice after market are available but none that I know of are 100 % correct

Thanks Slim.

So, back in the day they were pretty common, but now they're pretty rare, because no-one ever thought they would become rare, lol.

I'm seeing that happen with the original Mazda MX5 already. Fantastic little car, and best selling convertible sports car ever, but finding a rust free example today is pretty hard, and they are only 23 years old!!

34guy · MISSISSAUGA, ONT

WTF is a Mazda? Really Dave A Mazda

Dave Scott · ANCASTER, ONT

34guy wrote:
WTF is a Mazda? Really Dave A Mazda

Yes my bearded friend, a Mazda.

If it's any consolation, they stole the design from an old Lotus.