Need Help Identifying Wheels, Late Fox Factory Wheels?

I have seen wheels like these on later model Mustangs. I bought a parts car that has these wheels on it. They resemble the SN95 wheels right down to the area that the center cap pushes onto. They are FOUR LUG thought and not five lug. The chrome center caps are missing and the one center cap on the only wheel with one on it is a silver center cap and it has a 1996 Mustang part number on the cap.

If I can find out if these wheels were first offered in late 1993 I would be interested in keeping them and installing them on one of my other Fox Body Mustangs (since I like my cars stock or with original Ford parts on them).



Has anyone ever seen these on a Fox Body Mustang before?

Are they a late 1993 production Mustang wheel that was used more in 1994 and up rather than in 1993?

Thanks.

The wheels have fairly new tires on them and when I removed one wheel and tire from the car I was able to find all kinds of casting marks on them for DOT, size, width, maximum load and so on, but no Ford markings. I don't have a tire changer so I haven't removed the tires from the wheels yet to look further.

I know the Turbines and Ponys have identifying marks in the lug area of the wheels.

I don't know where the SN95 Mustang wheels are marked with the Ford logos though. These would probably be marked in the same area with Ford logos if they are OEM late production wheels.

I have seen late production Fox-style Pony wheels with curved sections in the lug area like there was a thought to make them in a 5-lug wheel too but I have only seen Ponys in 4-lug wheels.

The car has a Ford logo Cobra lower intake on it (that is if the Cobra lower is different from the GT lower) and a Cobra plenum on it too. The guy I bought it from said he took parts off of a 1993 Cobra GT convertible that his friend got rear-ended in that totaled the car. I have since found through research that the Canadian Cobra GT convertibles were made up to 1992 and sold up there in Canada and were pretty much a plain GT convertible with Cobra markings on it, so I figure the guy I bought the car from may have been BS'n me a bit.

Thanks, ReefBlueHatch.

That is what stumped me. I thought the car had a 5-lug conversion when I first started to look at it. Since three of the center caps are missing I looked expecting to see 5 lugs in the center cap openings. Was I shocked to see 4 lugs.

When I got the car home (25 mile or so drive, under its own power) and I finally got to take the only center cap off of the wheel, I found the non-chrome center cap has the 1996 part number on it.

In trying to research optional wheels for the late model Fox Body Mustangs I came across someone else's ad with a picture of a car with wheels that supposedly were gong to be Mustang production wheels but never made the 1994 + production. These were on a Fox Body Mustang. I have never seen those wheels before on a Fox Body Mustang either.

(edit) The wheels are 16" wheels so putting them into the late Fox Body production time would be most probable, at my best guess.