2nd Gen with 16" wheels?

[Fitz73Chrgr]

Does anyone have a picture of a 2nd gen with 16" 5 spoke wheels?

Specifically something similar to Torq Thrusts or possibly Cragars?

Thanks!

[Dino]

See if you can find pics of DKN's red 68. He has/had 16" 5 spokes on it.

[JR]

Just a heads up, the tire selection for 16 inch wheels is garbage. There are not a lot of good options left anymore.

Not trying to crap on your choice of wheels, but if you're thinking of buying a set, I'd check out the tires available before purchasing wheels to confirm your happy with the options.

[Kern Dog]

The Fast and Furious Charger #4 had either 16 or 17" Torque Thrusts. There are plenty of pictures of those cars out there. Good luck.

[HPP]

Just a heads up, the tire selection for 16 inch wheels is garbage. There are not a lot of good options left anymore.

Not trying to crap on your choice of wheels, but if you're thinking of buying a set, I'd check out the tires available before purchasing wheels to confirm your happy with the options.

I'd agree with this. 16" wheels are a smaller blip on the automotive timeline than 15" or 17". Even the diversity of 17" choices  is shrinking.  I always suggest finding a popular OEM size that was offered on thousands of similar cars and fits your car and then sticking with that. Tire manufacturers are more inclined to produce a size that was installed  on umpteen thousands of  Mustangs and Camaros than a custom boutique size only offered by the aftermarket.

[Mike DC]

The Fast and Furious Charger #4 had either 16 or 17" Torque Thrusts. There are plenty of pictures of those cars out there. Good luck.

Actually no.  IIRC they skipped directly from 15s in the first movie to 18-20s on the later movies.  

The first couple of movies were different crews.  The current crew started at #3 and has done them all since.  When they got the chance to bring the Charger back in #4 they made a point of updating a lot of the details for the 21st century.  It looked dated in F&F#1 because it was supposed to be a decades-old build in the storyline.

I'd agree with this. 16" wheels are a smaller blip on the automotive timeline than 15" or 17". Even the diversity of 17" choices  is shrinking.  I always suggest finding a popular OEM size that was offered on thousands of similar cars and fits your car and then sticking with that. Tire manufacturers are more inclined to produce a size that was installed  on umpteen thousands of  Mustangs and Camaros than a custom boutique size only offered by the aftermarket.

Yep.  17s are the new 15s.  It's too bad because I really like how 16" wheels look on old muscle cars.  

A bunch of Mustangs & Camaros did come with 16" wheels in the era from 1980s-2000s.  It's way too many cars for the tire companies to totally ignore.  Maybe find a tire size from that bunch.