O/T but thought I'd ask about this wheel
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03-30-2009, 09:49 PM
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03-30-2009, 11:41 PM
Man, that could be anything. Like tinman says, could be a Chrysler product, could be IH, could be ******/Kaiser/Frazer, and could be a trailer wheel. If you can find any manufacturer info on it I can do a better job looking it up. Budd would have a number on the rim, and Kelsey Hayes should at least have their K-H on their somewhere and maybe a number and manufacture date on the outside of the rim under where the tire would be. Motor Wheel Corporation would have their logo at least.
That's an interesting response over on the HAMB. If it's a more modern wheel I'm learning something here. I'm used to seeing coined lug holes on dually rims, and on them it's done differently. Some lug holes are raised and the others set in. Stu
That's an interesting response over on the HAMB. If it's a more modern wheel I'm learning something here. I'm used to seeing coined lug holes on dually rims, and on them it's done differently. Some lug holes are raised and the others set in. Stu
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03-31-2009, 05:02 PM
welded. HAMB mentioned Torino from earlier 70's. I'm not so sure. I just fished it out of the snowbank (dang blizzard) and took a close look. It has GM stamped in 1/8" tall letters next to one of the lug holes. And has C DD stamped next to the stem.
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