1958 Apache 3100 rims

[58CHEVYAPACHE]

Trying to find the correct rims for a 1958 Chevy Apache 3100. What year trucks had the same rims or where can I buy them new.

[Dan in Pasadena]

Stock rims are six lug and all the '55-'59 half tons (ill assume that's what you're talking about?) have the same pattern and it extends through the 60-66's I believe. Possibly to the '67-72's but I'm not sure.

If you're staying with stock rims they aren't in that high I demand and you should be able to find them on Craigslist. But if you want new all the aftermarket places like Wheelsmith, etc have them.
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[Dan in Pasadena]

Stock rims are six lug and all the '55-'59 half tons (ill assume that's what you're talking about?) have the same pattern and it extends through the 60-66's I believe. Possibly to the '67-72's but I'm not sure.

If you're staying with stock rims they aren't in that high I demand and you should be able to find them on Craigslist. But if you want new all the aftermarket places like Wheelsmith, etc have them.
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[58CHEVYAPACHE]

Just wanted to make sure there the same into the 70's and the stock hub caps will fit on them. Thanks

[Divine 59]

Might want to think about one other "issue". The later years in the series may have used a different mechanism to allow the hubcap to snap on to the rim. The "correct" rims for a 1958 would have little spring clips riveted to the rim. A rim from the late 60's early 70's may not have the spring clip on it. FYI

[58CHEVYAPACHE]

Thanks for the info. Is there anywhere to buy them new.
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[Dan in Pasadena]

Originally Posted by 58CHEVYAPACHE

Thanks for the info. Is there anywhere to buy them new.
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$89 a piece here for 7" or 8":
http://www.truckandcarshop.com/trucks47_59/t47_104.html

There are lots of places, this is just one.

EDIT: Oops, I just realized they list only reproduction Rally wheels and reproduction Artilleries. Both look great with beauty rings and dog dish center caps in my opinion but neither is a stock replacement.