The Commissioner
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They look like the Western Wheels "Turbine" style, and as far as I can research, Shelby made aftermarket wheels in the early 1970's after the Ford split, and they did several styles like that, which were sold at places like JC Penney's, Western Auto, etc. Can't find any exact photos, but the caps were probably bought aftermarket, too. I am pretty sure they were not made for any Shelby Ford product in the 1960-70 era. I remember seeing a lot of these on trucks, like Bronco's and F150s, too, back in the '70s, not really sure how many would still be around these days. Best I can do, maybe someone has a better idea..... :blink:

Everything about B-J rubs me the wrong way and I won't watch 1 minute of it. :noway:

One just came up for sale on Evil Bay, very fair price at $32k. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Shelby-Can-Am-race-car-/321054007484?pt=Race_Cars_Not_Street_Legal_&hash=item4ac04f60bc

Contact Bob Johnston, he is the keeper of the Shelby Can Am registry and knows it all. We usually get 3-4 cars every spring at the Mitty Historics at Road Atlanta, they are fast little cars and a friend raced one with the SCCA back in the day and said it was a total blast to drive. http://02b73d1.netsolhost.com/registry.htm