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lostmind

Hello ,I'm new on this forum.I'm normally on the
Hudson site.I have two wire wheels I'm Trying to
Identify so I can sell them. Here"s the measurements:

5 1/2 " bolt pattern

5 5/8 " hubcap opening

17 " across inside bead

3 " inside width

4 " outside width

6 lug holes

I can supply photo"s if needed

I want $30.00 a piece plus shipping Ihave two wheels

If anyone can help identify these or would like
to purchase them Email tunentime@hotmail.com

Thanks Roy

lostmind

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I've been told they fit 1931 and 1932 chevy deluxe.
Does any one agree?

Thanks roy

lostmind

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I've been told they fit 31/32 chevy deluxe.
Anyone agree ?
Thanks roy

Oldcar_Mechanic

Try this site http://carnut.com/specs/specs.html

These specs give you hub cap opening, bolt pattern and diameter

Maybe you can find the right specs to fit. It looks like the 17 inch Chevy wheels are from 1933 to 1936.

It also looks as though the hub stands more proud on the Chevy wheels then the one you show.

Ron

lostmind

HEY, thanks Old Car mechanic! Thats the site I needed.
I bookmarked It and will get back when I have time to
search it thoroughly.These forums are unbelievable sometimes.
I can't believe the knowledge out there.
I don't know "How" old of a mechanic you are, but I did it
for 47 years ,untill GM closed the place down.
Thanks a lot. Roy

lostmind

I had time to study the charts and looks like 1933
and 1934 Chevy Master is a match.
Now I need a customer. LOL

Thanks Roy

Oldcar_Mechanic

Well, it can be taken two ways.

Old - Car Mechanic

Old Car - Mechanic

I unfortunately am both. I'm 64 but I have worked for a classic car dealer for 7 years and have been in the hobby for far many more then that.

I started out working for a Pontiac dealer in 66 and then moved to Lincoln in 68. And have been a mechanic all my life.

Like they say, you can call me anything you like, just don't call me late for dinner.

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