Help identifying wheels on a 1977 roadrunner

So, it looks like my buddy is getting his uncles 1977 roadrunner. He sent me some pics, and we are having trouble identifying the wheels. Any guesses? 

That car looks like a time capsule of mid-80's customization with those wheels.  I dont know what they are, but I like it.

I have a set of Cheviot's that look like that.

Sweet ride, always liked those

Appear to be appliance diamags.  

Also, this makes me miss my Volare. And probably be the first person to say that. 

mndsm said:

Also, this makes me miss my Volare. And probably be the first person to say that. 

Maybe not?

Magnums and cordobas in late 70s and early 80s had those wheels, or very similar, as options. Dont k ow if dealer or factory. 

Wow, thanks guys!  The appliance diamag seems to be the one!

In reply to joey48442 :

I like me some vintage wheels. 

Pete Gossett said:

mndsm said:

Also, this makes me miss my Volare. And probably be the first person to say that. 

Maybe not?

Somehow I doubt Dean Martin was singing about malaise era chrysler. But the 70s were a weird time. 

I think the Volare and Aspen look fantastic.

I forgot about Appliance Wheels. They made some Cragar spinoffs and others.

What engine/trans combo does the Volare RR have?

In reply to TIGMOTORSPORTS : this one is a 318 with a manual trans.  Not sure how many gears though!

Wow, I just need to comment because that car look incredible... and a manual trans too.  SCHWING!

I thought Cheviot at first glance, but then decided that was an unlikely fitment to a Plymouth.

I look forward to more pics on this one

That thing needs a ducktail, stat.

mndsm said:

Also, this makes me miss my Volare. And probably be the first person to say that. 

sorry, my parents had an Aspen Station wagon in 1980. Slant Six with a 4 speed manual, thing was constantly in the shop. I remember it was not even 2 weeks old and the transmission got stuck in 2nd. My parents were so happy when the spring flood tides claimed it