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#600362 12/11/2009 10:49 PM
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I've been searching for replacement rims. The originals are badly rusted and I want to replace them with similar steel rims, not fancy chrome or aluminum. Does anyone know a source where I can order new steel rims that will fit? They are 15" - 6 lug and do not need to be the original type.

Thanks for any information.

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http://www.davidsrallywheels.com/rallyrims.html

Here's just one of many suppliers. There are 2 6 lug rallye styles on that page. Don't forget Wheel Vintiques, and Stockton Wheel among many others. Google is most definitely your friend!
And don't ever forget Ebay.

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If you're looking for plain steel wheels that can still take the stock hubcap, any 6 lug wheel to '70 and the 6 lug 4x4 wheels to '87 will work. If you use the later 4x4 wheel, which is 7", you can go with a larger, more redilay available tire as well.


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how many are you looking for? i have some in my shed from my 63 that i dont need, you are welcome to them. i could probably box them and send them to by bus (cheapest)

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Your local wheel and tire dealer should be able to get you a set.
But it is hard to pass up for FREE!
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I put a set of wheel vintiques on my 64 and they rusted in less than a year. I guess they work fine if your truck will never leave dry storage, course I drive mine.
Will never use their products again.
You have been forewarned.


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