Torq Thrust Mag Wheel history.

[stavanzer]

Neat stuff.

https://www.hagerty.com/media/automotive-history/a-brief-history-of-the-torq-thrust-the-quintessential-american-five-spoke/?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=MED_UN_NA_EML_UN_UN_DailyDriver_Wednesday_v2&hashed_email=d7ef2eee719164302062c31f10dc921f0f0c55773070e6788f70c746466e805d&dtm_em=d7ef2eee719164302062c31f10dc921f0f0c55773070e6788f70c746466e805d

[espo]

Have had Americans on vehicles in the past and they are still my favorite design. An alternative that I used years ago on a C-10 truck that I had were from Coy Wheels. 

[Quiet Eric]

My favorite wheel, hands down.

Mid-'60's aluminum versions...

Early magnesium...

And then the more modern D's

[FoMoCo66]

I know i have heard people say they make a car look like an old guys car but i don't care. They are by far my favorite wheel of all time. I think they look good on almost any car (i really like them on early 60s fords).

[meechum68]

They are one of those wheels that just .. work.  From strip to street, and beyond.   

[Bainford]

They look so good on such a wide variety of cars/genres, on my model projects I try to find anything else that suits the build, as my tendency is to just put them on everything.

[Little Timmy]

They just make a classy car, more classy.