Black, silver, or chrome wheels on alpine white challenger??

[femtnmax]

Need opinions of which way to go.  Some folks said too many rallye wheels out there, so I decided to go steel wheels, stock car type with round or "D" slots.
Size is 15x7, 4 inch +/- backspace, 60 degree lugnut seat to fit OEM lugnuts.
Some examples include:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CRR-3425712/
or
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ARE-7985765/

[ChallengerGary]

I did a 71 Challenger R/T that was white several years ago and put Magnum's on it - they looked perfect to me...

[Jim]

None of the above. Those look like wheels you'd put on a trailer.

[ChallengerGary]

   Although those do look good on Jeeps and some Trucks

[Chryco Psycho]

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[cudazappa]

First: Silver.  Black will blend in with the rubber, Chrome is too shiny for a white car (to me).

I'd go with Bassett wheels instead.  SCREAMS old school NASCAR.

http://www.bassettwheel.com/dot.html

Round it out with the correct 45 degree lugnuts

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Single-Sided-Steel-Lug-Nuts,6927.html  item#91003912

and I've had a set, too:  15x7 3.625" BS  No centercaps... 

[Alaskan_TA]

Body color. 

[HP2]

I've got chrome Aeros on my challenger, but they look different than the Cragars. They are more like cudazappa's Bassetts. If I can get the car rolled out of the garage in the next few days, I'll snap a picture.

IMO, chrome almost always looks good. Black centers with polished hoops are simply bad azz and solid black never does look good. Silver does have a kind of racer look to them, so they aren't totally awful. I've never been a fan of body colored wheels.

[HP2]

Chrome Aeros on my POS. PLease ignore the collection of crap that is sitting all over it.






As a darker car, the chrome does look decent. On a white car, it would still look okay, but the grey may be a nicer contrast.

[MJS73]

Body color. 

I almost went that route.  Looks nice.

Mike

[GreenFish]

Body color. 

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