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You can use a 15x7 wheel from a mid 80's G.M. midsize, Caprice, Lesabre,etc.
They have the same 5x 4.75 bolt pattern. |
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That's what I have on my 66 from an Impala. OE PMD Dog dish caps work fine. Picked them up for $20 each at a junk yard. Somewhere around here I have the "Holander" number which will make the junk yard crawl easier. If I find it I'll post it.
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So there are no special clips that let the dog dish caps fit on the wheel. I cant believe every GM whel that wasnt a factory mag with accept these caps??
There is a set of wheels and tires on ebay not real far from me at like $160. Think thats fair? Last edited by gtome; 01-10-2011 at 08:09 PM. |
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There are three "bumps" on the wheels that hold the caps on, no clips. Take a cap with you when you do your junk yard search and pop it on to make sure.
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I'm not sure about the dog-dishes, but I'm running 14x6's off a mid-80's S10 pickup. the original wire wheels covers snapped right in. Paid $25 each for them in near new condition from a local salvage yard.
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Hollander number might be 950. Find an 80's Caprice and check fit a poverty cap. The last one I bought was $15 in 2006.
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Good idea.... I will get the caps first and take one with me.
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