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There were Japanese knockoffs, Ansens, a whole bunch of companies and shops like Pep Boys had some of those companies making a version for them to sell. Mine have no identification at all, which I find odd.
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Just the old standby's, American Racing Torq-Thrust II, 16X7 with 4" BS up front and 17X8 with 3-1/2" BS out back...Jim
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Looks just like my truck did before I took it apart for painting from the frame up. I've been going back and forth between chrome smoothie and painted. I just decided on the chrome. I'll also do 15x6.
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There are a ZILLION different wheels and tires you could use. What is the "Theme" of your truck? "Resto rod", early hot rod, slammed mod, "work truck", what is your theme? If you keep every nut and bolt on the truck following a theme it is always easy to figure out what you want to do, and personally I think the car or truck is always more special when a theme is followed on every nut and bolt. Brian
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Coys 18x8 20x10
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Pro1955, Man your truck is great looking. I love the Coys on it. If I ever upgrade from my 15's it'll be to 17" or 18" Coys for sure.
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No idea of brand. Came from Utah with the truck and gets Lots of comments
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15x8" Wheelsmith smoothies with their repop hubcaps & glamor rings. Wider white 255/70 BFG T/A radials from Diamondback. Had to use air shocks in rear as the 1970 C10 12-bolt is a bit wider than stock. No problems with front clearance though using the stock 6-bolt setup.
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What size tires are you running up front?
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I'm running 215/60/16 Nexen up front, and 235/55/17 Nexen in back...Jim
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20x15 with 29x18.50 mickey thompsons.
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15x8 Series 10 Wheel Vintiques, Coker WW 235/75r15 all the way around
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Thanks so much. As you can see in the top vs. bottom photo the guy I bought them from put some kind of coating on them to preserve them. It kept the spokes from aluminum corrosion - good. But also left the lip very dull - bad. I have been trying to get it off by running the truck on jack stands and sanding with fine grit paper. It has worked but only to a degree. Whatever the coating is, it's tough!
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Got these from The Wheel Smith
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I was gonna use these on a project but when i got my big boy 2 ton, it was all too obvious they weren't gonna fit haha. so now they're for sale.
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