Like many Sprint wheels, these have 10 wheel-stud holes (of which only five are used at one time), a cost-cutting measure performed by Halibrand for the benefit of smaller retail outlets.

Halibrand made wheels for pretty much every form of auto racing in America: Midgets, Sprint Cars, Champ cars, IndyCars, Formula 1 cars, Le Mans cars, and even the Cobra rode on lightweight ...

Rodders long ago appropriated magnesium wheels from race cars—Halibrand-style mags used on old sprint cars and Indy roadsters from the fifties and sixties have been long-time favorites—for ...

The Halibrand-style aluminum wheels were inspired by the lightweight magnesium racing wheels of the late 1950s and are shod with Firestone Indy-roadster-period-correct tires from Coker.