Saw this set for sale but they are K3 american plant.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/225507067352?hash=item348144c5d8:g:-bkAAOSwvpVkKK6L&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4Ku0fOZeKSw33CktmQoT4CDqFN734EEAxW%2Bgtqkb0w0jaAbL8BkoUdrQxDGsQD6hNCUooR1M6gmc1p5myvwKg5cZ74FjvASh6iZmOKTXRKrYajZPzd0ZJNhUVuRhQ9oMbdbL0Yo2yp8maSZfVlQYGL6uQI6%2FwiH8mZTANAdJRQErr%2F%2FmmZfsD8%2FjtZ2Ylu7s6n75J%2FpX5rkCsjj61e70dkLIdLkbLVPF5KUp%2BULOgfOq7A2wX%2BoA1CCoirKehtHpXgiI3kIt9SFgGGw22yK7oTwZkMYHryrve2Ht204lJ0WK%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_bNgb72YQ
All the 68 Shelby wheels that I have or have seen have been Kelsey Canada. Never seen a USA one before.
centers don't look right?
Don't believe these wheels to be correct for a 68'.
Wondering what their application was? Would make a great alternative to the cost of correct wheels at a substantially lower price.
Pat
From the photos I can not see any differences between these USA wheels and a Canada wheel other than the way the info is stamped. They look right to me from the photos other than like I stated before I have never see a 68 15x6 Kelsey USA wheel before, only Canada's. The Ford application for these wheels in 1968 is full size police cars, station wagons and Shelby Mustang's.
I had a few K3 ones and they were identical to K2. The K3 ones I had were late dated, like June/July of '68.