Correct Spare Tire Rim Daytona

[johnnyseville]

This is the info I have found so far, seems pretty definitive:

If the Road Wheels/Magnums were used, the spare was a plain black rim

If the Color Coded Painted Rim/Dog Dish was used,  the spare rim was also color coded with no hubcap

If full wheelcovers, all wheels were black

Just in Case anyone needs this info.

[WINGIN IT]

Do you know what the correct date codes ( or acceptable date codes) would be for a 14" black rim and the part # of the rim?
And also what style tire was on the spare? Was it the same as the tires ordered on the car?

[maxwellwedge]

This is the info I have found so far, seems pretty definitive:

If the Road Wheels/Magnums were used, the spare was a plain black rim

If the Color Coded Painted Rim/Dog Dish was used,  the spare rim was also color coded with no hubcap

If full wheelcovers, all wheels were black

Just in Case anyone needs this info.

I agree on the above for a 69 model year B or A body.

Part numbers didn't appear on rims until the 70 model year.

Date codes can vary.....but I generally see that all 5 wheels have the same date. Generally 2 months to a few days before the SPD is what I have observed. There are instances where a low volume wheel (like a Hemi wheel) can be many months before the SPD. They definitely (all 5) have the same tire.

[WINGIN IT]

Would the tire type on the spare be the same as the other 4?
So if you had 14" redlines you'd also have a 14" redline spare?

[maxwellwedge]

Yes - All 5 tires would be the same if spare is full size....ie - not a space saver.

[WINGIN IT]

Gotcha, thanks.