where can I buy these rims

Where can I find these rims size 15x6, or 16"x? 6 lug rims? Thanks.

 

Wheelkid, right on this famous HAMB site.

 

Try early wheel in SoCal.

 

Wheel smith

 

Off a mid 60's Chevy half ton pickup.

 

You don't want the rest of the wheel?

 

I get that every time I say "rim" too. There's always one in the crowd...

 

Thanks for all the links, just what I couldn't find.

 

Rim/Wheel, Toilet Paper/Bathroom Tissue, Ketchup/Catsup. Use one or the other and don't make a big deal about it.

 

I think its funny. I always get on people for using the word "clip" instead of "magazine".

 

I always get on people for using the word "rag" instead of "magazine"

 

soooooo do you want the black ones or the shiney ones in the background....just sayin.or askin?

 

70s chevy 4x4 stock wheels, from what I can see of it. I don't know how many I have left....

 

No.

A rim is one of the parts that makes up a wheel. All of those other things are not parts of the other thing.

And it was all in good fun, I'm not being a ****... I was gonna say get a hold of Wheelkid but someone already did.

 

Yes, into the 70s somewhere, they went to a 6" wide 6 lug 4x4 instead of the old 5.5" for 60s trucks

 

As long as he didnt say Dubs Im good.......

 

Squirrel,
I purchased a set of rims at a swap meet that I was told were from a 70's truck. They didn't fit. They hit the tie rod on the front and on the rear the rim hole was too small. Just sayin.

 

Exactly right. Whether you want catsup, or ketchup, you won't get it by asking for a tomato.

Bob

 

Think he was only jokin' mate, fact I'm sure of it
Cheers
Rod

 

Croker tire in chattanooga tennessee ...

 

Hey man I feel your pain, people talk of camaro clips here and , dang, they are talking IFS and I am thinking fenders, hood and grill .... hope you get the rims you are after ... are you planning on running wheel covers or just hub caps???

 

Not sure SAM, just trying to find something that will fit for now.

 

Interesting...they were probably from a 90s truck? or from some other brand of truck (several other brands use 6 lugs too)

I know there's a pair of 70s chevy 4x4 15x6 wheels on the front of my son's 59 pickup right now, they don't hit the tie rod, and they also fit on the back just fine. I've run them on old Chevy trucks since some time in the early 80s.

 

squirrel, The guy who sold em to me was probably half lit, forgot what he had and didn't want to carry them back out of the swap meet!!!

Anyway as luck would have it I found a set tonight down in Queen Creek. Pics are here at the bottom of page 1 if anyone give a rats ***!!!

 

When I'm selling stuff at the swap meet, and someone asks me what a part is from, I ask them "what are you working on?" then tell I him it's from one of those cars...

 

They are just chevy truck steelies. Get a set at the junk yard.

 

When i'm buying i ask what does this fit, stops guys like you dead, especially when they dont know i'm actually rebuiling a handful of 1930's henway's

 

Engine/Motor

 

.... universal! .... no "stopping dead" at my swap spot!

 

Then you run into if it is a tom-ae-to or a tom-ah-to (spelling phonetically of course).

One could always call them a wheel/rin like they do in the neighborhood.

Wheelkid is a good choice by the way. You can even dictate backspace when you order or tell him what it is going on and he can recommend the propper back space.