Name two differences between '65 styled steel wheels and '67 styled steel wheels. kennyg

 

'65 has a round center cap with red center. '67 is a star shape with blue center.

'65 has chrome rim with no trim ring, '67 has painted rim and uses a trim ring.

 

1. I've owned a 67 styled steel wheel however I have not owned a 65
2. My 67 ssw was bent therefore did not use a trim ring.

 

The trim ring is correct, the other answer is under the center cap. kennyg

 

1965 center cap:


1967 center cap:

 

OK mgreene you go. You did give me two differences. The other one I was looking for is a notch in the center of the wheel. I guess it's a reference mark for the '67 center cap. kennyg

 

1970 Boss 302s came from the factory with Goodyear Polyglas tires. They also had a collapsible spare as standard equipment. Who was the tire manufacturer for the spare?

 

I have a collapsible spare for my '70 Mach 1, it's at the shop in storage so I can't come up with an answer without Googling it, but that's cheating. The rim is painted orange, but not grabber orange. kennyg

 

goodyear??

 

Nope. But that's what you'd think.

 

Michellin?

 

I want to say Firestone

 

not Michelin or Firestone.

 

parrelli?

 

Nope.

 

Goodrich?

 

FORD!!!! idk

 

Correct! And as a side note, even thought the tires/wheels that came on the Boss cars were 15", the spare was 14" - probably not good to use it for a long period of time as it would probably wreck havoc on the rear differential.

You're up...

 

I'll have to post the question after I get back from work. Don't have time right now.

 

Name one of the new options on the 1967 mustang that wasn't on the 66.