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I am restoring a 1958 chevy apache with only 105,000 original miles on it. The only thing not original however is the rims. Can anyone tell me where i could find some. Or what years will fit and accept the original hubcap.
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If you post in the parts wanted forum, you might get what you need from another bolter.


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Welcome to Stovebolt! I beleive '57-'60 wheels should work, those years all used the same hubcap. One thing that might help in your search, though, would be to list what size truck you're working with, 1/2, 3/4, or 1 ton.


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1/2 Ton '58's had 15" and 16" wheels. 6 hole bolt pattern. The proper wheel will also have 3 tabs rivited to the rim that hold the hubcap on.

I just re did my 15" wheels, I found 4 of them on craigslist from someone that was making a hot rod. I had them sand blasted for $100, and new whitewalls from Tucker Tire for $480.

Key to the old rivited rims, is make SURE you clean the rivets well, and coat them with a sealant on the inside of the rim, before the tires go on. That will help them from the inevitable slow leak. I used a marine sealer. (3M 4200)

Good luck!

Last edited by Skidmarks; 12/23/2010 9:42 PM.

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