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I’m new to the forum. Not sure of etiquette. I am looking for some wheels for my 53 3100. I ordered some from a supplier a friend recommended but after 2 months and no wheels I cancelled the order. I’m looking for steel vintage type wheels 15” by 7” with 4 1/2 inch backspace, standard 5 bolt Chevy pattern. Does anyone have suggestions on a supplier that can help. I have 3’ whitewalls from Diamond Back but need some wheels.

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There are 2 standard "5 bolt Chevy pattern" wheels; different bolt circles. (4.75 and 5 inch)

Stock wheels from a 1970s era G10 van have the Camaro 4.75 inch bolt pattern. 15 x 7 inch, 4 inch back spacing. That's what I'm using.


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Check out the selection at Summit Racing. I picked up one when from them a few weeks ago.

Absolutely measure your bolt pattern before you order. Chevy also had a 5x5.5 pattern for 1/2 ton 2wd pickups for many years.


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