Wheels

These 15″ Torq Thrust–style wheels measure 7″ and 8″ in width and are said to have been manufactured in magnesium by American Racing. They were reportedly removed from a 1963 Dodge 440 and were acquired by the seller in 2022. Each wheel features one-piece construction with a stepped outer lip, five spokes, and a valve stem bore.

These four 16″ Fuchs wheels measure 6″ and 8″ in width and were reportedly removed from a 1987 Porsche 911. The wheels are mounted with Michelin tires and feature forged construction, anodized lips, black centers, and valve stems. Gallery photos show production marks including Porsche part numbers, wheel dimensions, offset measurements, and…

These 20″ wheels measure 9″ and 11.5″ in width and were produced for use on center-lock equipped Porsche 991.2 models. The forged alloy wheels are finished in black and feature single-piece construction and a split-spoke design. All four wheels are mounted with Continental ExtremeContact tires. These 911 Turbo S wheels were acquired by the…

This set of five 15″ wheels measure 6″ in width and were produced by Kelsey-Hayes as optional equipment for 1967 Chevrolet Corvettes. The wheels feature radial fins, chamfered bolt holes, starburst center caps, and retaining rings. One wheel is mounted with a Goodyear Power Cushion thin-whitewall tire.

These 18” Porsche hollow-spoke wheels measure 7.5” and 10” in width and have been powder-coated metallic silver. Casting marks include manufacturer logos, part numbers, sizing, date codes, and offset information, and a set of center caps is included. The wheels were reportedly removed from a 1999 Porsche 911 but may be suitable for other…