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#184488 06/29/2005 1:37 AM
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OK - I am familiar with Chevy 6 bolt wheels of the Artillery type and 4 slot patterns in 16 inch diameter. I have a couple of 8 slot wheels that also fit the truck. When did these enter the mix? They are the same width as the 4 slot wheel. Where are the "wheel" experts out there. BW

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1937 & 38 had the 8 slot wheels.

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Thanks! I will hang on to them. BW


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