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I am lucky enough to have 4 hub caps from when I bought my '51 but I am putting a C-10 chassis under it and am looking for new steel rims to fit the hub caps. Does anyone know of where to start looking? I tried Big O and they said that they could probably get them but didn't have anything specific in mine. Any help out there?
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have you tried Coker?


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No I haven't but that is where I am going now.
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I used stock C10 rims painted black with baby moons.


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Rusty Rod, do you know "right off hand" how wide those stock rims are. I have 10" on my panel and have contemplated going with something narrower and downsize the tires a little.....sad part is I just put new tires on it. Go figure!
(Oh, those you used are 6 lug?...of course)


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I have the original hub caps that I would like to re-use. I got a reply from Cooker and they can help me but I need to get more information on offsets and such. I will wait until I get the new frame under it to make sure that I get the right rim the first time.
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I will get to the rims as soon as the snow stops and I can get out to the temp garage I have the truck in, I might need reminding as my plate is a bit full these days.
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I don't remember about the wheel size other than they were 15", from a 76 C-10, but they were 5 lug.


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Can you put the origional caps on the s 10 rims by adding the origional clips to hold them on ?


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