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08-31-2006 09:41 AM #1
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A stock steel wheel from just about any year will work if that is all you need. These things should be a dime a dozen in a junk yard. Check your bolt pattern (should be 5 on 5) to be certain but even a truck rim will work. Bury it under a wheel cover and nobody will know.
MarkIf money is the root of all evil... Women must be the fertilizer...
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08-31-2006 09:43 AM #2
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If you want new try www.coker.comKen Thomas
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08-31-2006 09:53 AM #3
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If you are shooting for absolute correctness, sometimes the wagons had wider rims than the sedans. If you can't find any in the local boneyard or ebay, call some of the wheel manufacturers like Stockton wheel, or Vintiques, or any of the ones who advertise in hot rod magazines. They build more than custom wheels, and can probably sell you a brand new set for close to what you would pay used. And they won't bent up as used ones potentially could be.
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