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#143555 07/22/2005 4:37 PM
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Anybody know of replacement wheels for a "56 3800 duel wheel flatbed. The originals are 19-1/2" non-split. I would like some aftermarket chrome, but not hotrod style, just big truck wheels. I have not checked with tire dealer yet, just thought I would ask you guys...

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Those are latter wheels someone has changed over to. Stainless steel simulators are available to cover them. J.C. Whitney has them or a motor home equipment supplier. smile


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#143557 07/22/2005 11:25 PM
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I believe you can buy Alcoa aluminum ones, but no steel chrome wheels, just the SS simulators like previously mentioned.


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Hi Frank, what part of near Seattle are you? I'm in Kitsap County.


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#143559 07/25/2005 3:44 PM
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Steve....actually, I live in Hansville, will E-mail with contact info


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