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#1613571 10/19/2026 12:55 AM
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Hello looking to do a build on a 1946 Chevy 2 ton truck just wondering if I could get some input im wanting to keep the original frame but I wanting to swap out the two piece wheels looking for recommendations on axle swaps or wheels spacers adapters i have seen replacement wheels thats are around $550 a rim so trying to avoid thats any help would be appreciated
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Sweet truck, you should head over to the Big Bolts section. Look around in there. Good luck and welcome.

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Welcome! Love that truck!

As mentioned, lots of good info over in the Big Bolts forum. You might be able to find 19.5" wheels with the same bolt pattern. They're a little smaller but still don't look too bad. My '59 truck has them. (See link in my signature line.)


Rich
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