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Nope, those are aftermarket slotted mags. Very common on early Zs, but definitely NOT stock. In '76, all Zs in the USA were built with only one choice - 14x5.0" steel rims with wheel covers. There were no factory-installed options in the USA until '77-78. There were many different dealer-installed rims, but they weren't "stock".

About the closest thing to a 'stock' aluminum rim for your 78 would be the factory option alloy wheel I had on my 78. They were on the car when I bought it from the original owner. He ordered the car from Ontario Datsun with those wheels on it. I took them off the car when I bought it because they needed to be be cleaned up. I put them back on it about 5 years later and they were on it when I sold it in May this year. They come up for sale every now and them but they seem to be getting pricier.

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Oh, well thanks for the very good information. I have what I guess you would call "spiderweb" rims.(look at picture). I cannot for the life of me find lug nuts for them and I'm attempting to get rid of them as they weight a ton.

Jan

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Oh, well thanks for the very good information. I have what I guess you would call "spiderweb" rims.(look at picture). I cannot for the life of me find lug nuts for them and I'm attempting to get rid of them as they weight a ton.

Jan

Appliance brand "DiaMag". Lug nuts can be bought here:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/16-LUG-NUTS-FOR-APPLIANCE-WHEELS-ROTO-LUGS-12MM-1-25_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem5189f931bdQQitemZ350207160765QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_1329wt_1167

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You guys are awesome! Thanks a lot now I can actually have 16 lug nuts that all match and not 12 that do and 4 that don't.

Jan

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