Can anybody ID this wheel?

[estanley]

15 x 8.5 universal wheel has patent #3329466 on the back

 

[Marty256]

Looks aftermarket. The oblong washers are typical of the multi fit wheels of the 70's by aftermarket companies back then.

 

[dlc]

Looks like an old E/T wheel with the uni-lug washer from back in the day. I had some of those on an old Monte Carlo.

 

[Stuart in MN]

Another vote for E/T, mid 1970s.

 

[Brimaster]

Could also be either Keystone, Hayes or Western Wheel as I remember them having something that looked like that style.

 

[krusty the clown]

ET unilug...

 

[e-tek]

I have a set much like that, came off my Galaxie....I know the centre caps had something on them to ID....I'll take a photo tomorrow.

 

[tatra]

i'm with krusty on this one..........hows the new job ?

 

[krusty the clown]

i'm with krusty on this one..........hows the new job ?

it's fine thanks PM sent.

 

[madjack]

Yup E/Tunilug. Requires a special lugnut that are nologer avaliable

 

[JCoggin]

Also looks like a factory wheel off of a late 70's Mercury Cougar....

 

[dlc]

It's definitely an E/T wheel. Best I can remember, all E/T wheels were uni-lug. This particular wheel was called a Turbine or something like that.

 

[e-tek]

The guys who said ET Inilug know what they speak!!

Here's one from a 70 Ford/Mercury:

 

[D.J.]

Wish I'd found this earlier. I had a set of the E/T unilugs on a 1978 Chevy "BIG 10" 350, auto, cruse, tilt, electric windows, special order paint off of a Caprice "Dark Blue Green Matalic" so dark it looked black even in the daylight. Man I wish I had all my vehicles back that I owned over the years. Especially the 1968 Chevelle SS 396 four gear bench seat.
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