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I emailed a "BillyBob" and cannot for the life of me find the wheel add again. I told him it was Cavebull from Stovebolt so I know I saw the thread on here.
I saw 16" steels, 6 lug, and believe they were blue(?). Big thing they had 8 slots and clips for hub caps. They were unusual to me as I see 4 slots most often, or smoothies. Are these not a Chevy wheel? If so what year so I can start looking specifically. Any leads to this BillyBob? I cant believe I did not reply via the thread. At a loss here any assistance is appreciated.
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Found an image - any idea of the original application for this 16" wheel?

https://www.flickr.com/photos/dodsonbrett/24208951990/in/dateposted-public/

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1938 or so Chevrolet.


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Thanks Cletis,
So probably narrow, as in 3.5 or 4 range, eh?


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I have a set of those. They are the same width as my 1952 stock rims. (They are not for sale. Info is free.)
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4" rim width if it is an original 1938 1/2 ton truck 16" wheel.

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/chevyresto/3852.htm

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There you go! Thanks, I have a year to look at now.
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If you find any 16" with three hubcap clips they're likely 5 1/2 inch bead width. They are for the Task Force.... 56 thru 59 and are difficult to find.

3 clip 16"

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