Steelies in San Diego??
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may not be what ya want but i would suggest looking at late model trucks all the way up to the mid 80's . the 5 lug and 8 lug patterns were shared for many years and by all manufacturers for some time . im sure you can find a suitable set for now till ya find a set of oe ones to get you rolling down the boulevard in style .......
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Kevin is right. Any 3/4 ton Ford or Dodge rim will work. I don't know on the Dodge when they went metric, but the 1997 and earlier F-250 HDs will work.
If you're after the stock 16" F-2 rims to let you mount stock hub caps, I've got two that would get you started on a set. But shipping would be a killer. Stu
If you're after the stock 16" F-2 rims to let you mount stock hub caps, I've got two that would get you started on a set. But shipping would be a killer. Stu
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I have a set of 4 with caps on a parts truck. I can't say any thing about there condition, the old tires hold air. Caps are original and are scratched. I am in South Florida so I am not sure if it would be worth shipping to California. I would like to trade these to someone who has some good 16" 5 on 5 1/2' rims with the inside style bumps for the caps.
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I have a set of 4 with caps on a parts truck. I can't say any thing about there condition, the old tires hold air. Caps are original and are scratched. I am in South Florida so I am not sure if it would be worth shipping to California. I would like to trade these to someone who has some good 16" 5 on 5 1/2' rims with the inside style bumps for the caps.
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