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There was no sheetmetal connected to these wheels back in post 413. http://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/...32012b49bc.jpg
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Great looking right there. It's a snap shot right of the '70s of what I wanted... and had. I had a few Woodland Green (505) trucks back then and wide black wheels with no caps was the way to go. If there were any K/20s with white wheels and hubcaps back then I sure didn't notice them.
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I love black steelies. I'll have black steelies on pretty much everything I own
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Gotta love the black steelies
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Here's some 8 lug rally steelies...
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Here are mine . Nice rims and trucks everyone
thanks for sharing |
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Go black steelies:metal:
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Not to be crappy, just trying to keep terminology correct here. It seems now that hubcaps are a thing of the past and all but the economy models coming with allot wheels, it seem people are losing the definition of what a "steelie" is. There are wheels made of steel and there are "steelies". Steelies are the type of wheels that came on virtually every American made vehicle since moving away from spoke wheels. Hubcaps or wheelcovers where the focus and the wheel was just a wheel. All other steel wheels are styled steel wheels and many have their own name. Even wider chrome steel hubcap-type wheels are known as "Chrome Reverses" and non-hubcap type are known as "Smoothies'
Not trying to be a heavy, but I'm sure I know what the original poster was looking to see, and that was OEM hubcap-type steel wheels that came from factory, or the first aftermarket wide wheels of the same design, often made by the same OEM jobber as stock width wheels. Some wider wheels where even an option. And GM performance models of the '60s came with 1" wider (7") wheels which are highly sought after. It just makes us look dumb to those who know better and this site deserves better than that, with being possibly the single most authoritative site on early GM truck models |
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Here is an updated pic of my 71 with green paint and black 12 series smoothies.
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1970 gmc with 76 running gears.
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^I totally agree
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^Well said special-k...
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Ill play!
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Thank you for the info and clarification Peace |
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I think I already said something similar back at the beginning of this thread, which is why I was hoping to not come off as being crappy. I said something again because the meaning appeared to be getting lost again.
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The rear on the truck is 295/60/15 on 15x10 custom rims. The wheels were 15x8s widened to 10". This truck has a 68 reared too so it's narrower than 69 up rearends. The front is 255/60/15 on a 15x7 5 lug. The white rims off the truck are 295s on 15x8s The black rims off the truck are 275s on 15x8s also. I'll put the front caps on and take another pic this weekend. |
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Awesome truck! |
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Got these back today:
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To bolt onto this :) :
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Which looked like this as found:
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