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#198621 01/17/2006 5:54 AM
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I would like to know what style wheels that these are... Size, offset, caps, beauty rings...
I am about to restore a 53 3100 Chevrolet pickup, and these wheels are the only ones that look right for my style... I would like to find some info to be able to find a used set, but not sure where to start to look for that style. Any info would be appreciated..

P.S. Love the sight, thanks for all the info for helping restore my pickup.. [img]http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2006-1/1135633/1952chevytruckwheels2.jpg[/img]

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Hy jeffsjaguars, They look like reversed wheels, Probably 15" but thats only a guess, that cap looks like an early 50s chev. car cap, the trim rings are available from many suppliers, thats not much, but I hope it helps.

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Hi jeffsjaguars, I have a 1952 Chevy Deluxe and the wheels are about the same (style). The wheels are 15" the caps and rings are of the CAR line not the truck line, however this photo shows a Beautiful Bolt and a good idea.

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Hi,

I have GM 15X8 6 lug wheels on my '52. I added the resto hubcape and trim rings as shown in the photo attached (I hope.

I had to install clips on the wheels to hold the hubcaps but that was no big deal.

Hope this helps.

52Ted


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Hi Jeffsjaguars
my little 61 has the same or similar reverse offset wheels with Cooper Tires 15x8 front and 15x10 rear.Looking at that picture,to me, it looks like he has the wider stance in the front.I have had mine both ways and I like the wider rear stance,but I will say that the 5" offset does put the tire out more toward the wheel opening which helps fill all that space that is normally void.
I got my wheels at Super Chevy Show at Bristol motor speedway and they are American Wheels 15x 8" with 3" offset for front and 5" offset in rear 6 lug.
I bought a set of stainless trim rings off Ebay but I dont like them on my truck.I have stock 61 deluxe hubcaps.
That is a nice truck in the picture,Hobert


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wheel vintiques has something real close they're just steel wheel with smooth centers . i have the ones with bare centers and chrome rim with a repo 52 chev hubcap looks real similar check out their website.


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I'm with David, I think Wheel Vintiques. http://www.wheelvintiques.com/.
Nice looking truck too!


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Look at the "12 series smoothie (bare)". http://207.201.148.65/pdfs/steel_001.pdf Looks like a match to me.


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