Which Wheel & Manufacturer Is This?

[Old Moparz]

There's a Facebook page for having grown up in the 60's, 70's & 80's I browse & someone posted this cool old photo. It's not a car page, so a few people were thinking that someone put Pontiac mags on a Charger. 

Anyway, They look like 80's vintage to me & I know there were lots of wheels offered back then but I don't recall seeing this one. I was curious if someone on here might know what wheel & manufacturer this might be?

[71charger_fan]

They really look like Firebird Esprit wheels, but I don't think the bolt patterns are the same.

[Old Moparz]

They really look like Firebird Esprit wheels, but I don't think the bolt patterns are the same.

Definitely, but maybe an adaptor? 

[Hemidoug]

I don't know, but I had a Charger exactly like that one back in the day...318 sunroof car....thanks for posting the picture.

[Kern Dog]

Those are Pontiac wheels or a copy of them. Adapters were popular for awhile and available for a variety of sizes.

[RiverRaider]

Probably GM wheels machined out for uni-lugs.  Really common in the 80's to do that to slots.  Only cost a twelve pack to have my friends Dad's pit crew to do a set.

[b5blue]

"Snowflake mesh" I think that's the name.

[funknut]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154200333727

[moparstuart]

Snow Flakes for sure    T/A wheels 

[Aero426]

Please don't mount them on your Charger. 

[HPP]

I think Appliance made these in alternate bolt patterns.

[JB400]

It's not the exact same rim, but Chrysler did put this rim on Imperials

[triple_green]

Pontiac "redbird" special addition wheels sometime in the mid-late 70s.

[BrianShaughnessy]

Wheel adapters no doubt.