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#1609244 08/10/2026 8:46 PM
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I have a 16” 3 clip Chevy wheel. All clips in good shape. $30 plus you pay shipping . Send me a PM.

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Snowman - Best of luck with your sale! thumbs_up

Just a reminder that posting your personal contact info here is open for anyone to see, including guests visiting that could be scammers - BLAH!

Leaving it up to you to leave it visible or remove it, but want you to be extra careful in dealing with anyone that contacts you that is not a verified Stovebolter. We normally recommend you post pictures in your ad directly, and can offer help/guidance with that if needed. That and responding to members that post with an interest via PMs is the better/safer way to protect your personal info. wink


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Snowman, a member of our VCCA region is looking for 16 inch wheel for 1937 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, that is a six luge wheel?


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Yes 6 lug

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Gdads51,how do I remove the personal info and just request a message response?

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Snowman - Go to your original post and click the edit button.

Then delete what you want removed and add a comment asking folks to send you a PM to talk further.

After editing, click “Change Post” and your done.

PS - I think “dunfire” was looking for confirmation to be sure the 16” wheel you’re offering is also for 1936-48 trucks? If it is, you probably have a sale pending. wink

Note: If you need help with editing, let me know and I can take care of it. smile


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Snowman, I am going to forward your phone number to our member.


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