Vintage Carroll Shelby wheels 15x7, cleaning, refinishing, lug nuts ? Options

[1stworks]

So I scored some Carroll Shelby wheels for my 914 . Iam looking to refurbish them.
The rims have been in shed for 20+ years. They look good but I'd like then to look new.

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So how and what to clean them with?

What lug nuts and washers to use?

Anyone have any experience with these, had a hard time finding any info on them?

Thanks

[ConeDodger]

I bought a set new in the '80s for my 240Z. They're long gone but I recall they were under $100 each and certainly not 9#. FYI, 9# is world class light. These would more likely be in the 16# range.
I believe they had a polished lip with a clear coat and mine were painted gold on the spokes. They are a Minilite copy. Some other company made them for the CS brand. I don't really think they're worth much but having the center caps helps. Most would be long - long gone...
Mine had an acorn like nut with an integral washer and a shaft that centered the nut in the lug hole.
Hope they meet your needs! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)