Wheel model

Boyd Coddington Junkyard Dog

The Junkyard Dog is one of Boyd Coddington's signature models, a modern reinterpretation of a great five-spoke hot rod classic. The design takes the familiar silhouette of five-spoke wheels and adds a more geometric, contemporary influence, true to the "Boyd Look." It comes in a billet version machined from solid as well as a more affordable cast version sporting the same style. It's available in a wide range of diameters (from 17 inch to 20 inch and beyond) and widths, with common finishes such as polished, billet, black, and gunmetal. Versatile, it suits muscle cars just as well as hot rods and resto-mod projects. In Quebec, check the bolt pattern (5x4.75 / 5x4.5 depending on the version), the offset, and the center bore before choosing; on very wide versions with a marked negative offset, brake and body clearance must be validated. The cast version makes an attractive option for street use, with winter salt and calcium warranting care and maintenance of the finish.