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Got some aftermarket wheels a while ago so now I'm trying to get rid of the 6 wheels/tires I've got taking up space in my garage. 4 of them (white) are "newer" and are what was on the truck. I can tell the steel is pitted under the paint and whatnot, so they really aren't worth much. I'll throw those up on facebook or craigslist and get them out of here. What I'm curious about are the blue ones. There's only two of these, but I can tell they're older. I just don't know much about them. Can anyone give me any help here? Are they worth holding on to?
Got some aftermarket wheels a while ago so now I'm trying to get rid of the 6 wheels/tires I've got taking up space in my garage. 4 of them (white) are "newer" and are what was on the truck. I can tell the steel is pitted under the paint and whatnot, so they really aren't worth much. I'll throw those up on facebook or craigslist and get them out of here. What I'm curious about are the blue ones. There's only two of these, but I can tell they're older. I just don't know much about them. Can anyone give me any help here? Are they worth holding on to?
The blue ones are some brand of 8 lug post 66. Hard to tell from the picks but could be Ford, dodge or Chevy. They all made one like this and they look very similar. I have a set on my 62 f250 from an early 70s ford truck. Not worth much but they look similar to the stock suicide rims from our generation of trucks. The hubcaps mount different. Hope that helps.
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