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Old 09-28-2025, 08:59 AM   #17
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Re: Factory wheel ID for dummies

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Please see photos of markings near the stem. What do you make of the markings "11 AB" to the right of the stem?
Going off memory the 11 should be the month or November. The AB is what would be on the build sheet and Identifies the wheel, as to size and offset etc .Something they started doing in 1967 for all GM vehicles. Not sure if anyone has this info other than Alan Colvin who wrote the books Chevrolet By The Numbers , he was ready to do the truck books but there just isn't enough demand to make it worth it
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