wheel codes?

[06Daytona]

Do Plymouth/Dodge have wheel codes that tell you what year/model/size they are? I know that Chev Rallye wheels had a 2 letter code that told the year and vehicle and I was wondering if Mopar has the same thing. I picked up a set of 14 Rallye wheels with caps, rings and rubber for 500 bucks and was told they were from a Dart or Duster but had just come off a Mustang. I'm curious to know what they really came off of although it doesn't make much difference since the car looks a heck of a lot better with them on.

[06Daytona]

It looks like I might need a new rim after all. I got high beamed by some jerk in the middle of the road last night and swerved to avoid him and nailed a huge pothole instead. I bent my front rim up pretty good, and the back one just a little. The worst thing is that I missed a car show today because I have a little fix em up work to do.

[HP2]

Yes, there are part numbers on them and the part numbers tended to have some specific applications. I don't beleive they are so specific to outline what model they exactly came from, but there are some general guidelines. 

[06Daytona]

I bought a 340 today that comes with a 1973 Dodge dart with 14 Rallye rims so I have spares now. But I'll check the part numbers anyway.