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I have these two Hurst wheels, I believe their referred to as the "dazzlers"?. The first wheel has a center cap with a "raised" letter "H", although I could not find this style cap when I researched it. The second wheel has an "embossed" letter "H" with the word "HURST" inside it. What struck me about the second wheel is the bevel on the back side. Out of all the wheels I have only two are like this. Does anyone know who made these and what kit they might be from? Thanks in advance guys!........

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I don't know,but to confuse the subject more I have a set of HURST wheels.They have the raised H like the top one and the spokes similar to the bottom one. These came from an IMC '48 Ford kit. :lol:

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The last pic is of a JoHan wheel. They were the only ones to use this type of wheel,Danny. The top wheel looks like a MPC 66 or so GTO wheel, coulda been a 67 too. I don't remember a JoHan Hurst wheel though. Coulda come with somethin like a AMC /Hurst designed kit. But it IS a JoHan wheel. They fit smaller tires like a 14 inch wheel. Hope this helps.;):(:lol:

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The last pic is of a JoHan wheel. They were the only ones to use this type of wheel,Danny. The top wheel looks like a MPC 66 or so GTO wheel, coulda been a 67 too. I don't remember a JoHan Hurst wheel though. Coulda come with somethin like a AMC /Hurst designed kit. But it IS a JoHan wheel. They fit smaller tires like a 14 inch wheel. Hope this helps.:D :D ;)

They also came in the Jo-Han Heavenly Hearse kit...

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no idea where either wheel came from but the first one looks much better IMO. the raised "H" could be easier for some to detail paint maybe too

I agree 100%. Much crisper detail-wise.

Maybe they came from the Revell Royal Pontiac '66 GTO kit?

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..thanks everyone for taking the time to post, as always I appreciate you sharing the information with me. I'm learning a lot and it also helps to know as much about the products I plan to sell too. Again, many thanks.....Danny

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