Which wheels are these?

[bennylava]

Saw this old truck on some TV show my sister was watching at christmas. So I snapped a quick pic. Not a great pic, but someone who knows what they are should be able to tell. Thanks!

https://i.imgur.com/MpvayRg.jpg

[sweetk30]

looks like our vintage square body dodge via the body shape and front fender marker light .

then there looking like the basic hub caps on the basic rims for that dodge truck style .

[bnorth]

Look like oem Dodge dog dishes to me as well.

[dagnabbitt]

these i think

[bennylava]

Originally Posted by sweetk30

looks like our vintage square body dodge via the body shape and front fender marker light .

then there looking like the basic hub caps on the basic rims for that dodge truck style .

Any idea of the year model of that truck?

And would there be any wheels for our trucks that look similar?

[SCOTI]

Originally Posted by bennylava

Any idea of the year model of that truck?

And would there be any wheels for our trucks that look similar?

Your question was already answered by member sweetk30:

Originally Posted by sweetk30

looks like our vintage square body dodge via the body shape and front fender marker light .

then there looking like the basic hub caps on the basic rims for that dodge truck style .

You would be describing basic/plain GM brand OE (original equipment) steel wheels ('steelies') & plain caps (also described as Dog-Dish caps or Poverty caps). Wheel Vintiques has different sized 'OE steelies' for a more custom set-up. The center cap 'style' will vary depending on the year model of the caps.

Most 1/2 ton GM truck caps are 10 1/8" ID. If the cap is that size, it will interchange (a car cap will fit on a truck wheel; a Chevy cap will fit on a Dodge wheel; a Dodge cap will fit on a Chevy wheel, etc...). Some caps are smaller (car & Import truck @ 9"). Some caps are larger (3/4 ton trucks use 12" caps). It's the ~10" cap that's used for 1/2 ton trucks & many 'full size' cars.