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Re: alum slotted wheel identification
I've run slots since the '70s and I couldn't tell most from one another. These you show are the most common design sold by many brands. It may be that some jobber made the wheels and they actually are no different from one another. American Racing made the last set I bought new that I had on my '71 Custom Camper I show on this site from time to times. I've seen Carroll Shelby branded wheels just like these, too. I have a set now on my '72 K2500. You don't want to know what I paid for those.
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