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#64508 08/19/2006 2:16 AM | Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 49 Wrench Fetcher | | Wrench Fetcher Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 49 | Yes, the 3/4 tons came standard with a two piece rim. True "split rims" are three pieces and were on the bigger trucks. I found some 16" dexter wheels at a trailer shop. Google on dexyer and you will find some places that may still have them. Dexter doesn't carry them anymore but there are still some around. I had to put clips on them but they look pretty good. Click on THE SLEEPY DRAGON link below to check them out. What you have to watch out for is back spacing. Its very short due to the tie rod ends on my truck. I am not sure if the '54 used the more modern ends. Of so, you won't have that problem. | | |
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