1956 1957 Chevy Belair 15" X 6" Chrome Rally Wheel Rim 5 Lug 1970 1971 1972 on 2040-parts.com
Whitewater, Colorado, United States
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This rim looks to be in good condition. The chrome should polish up real nice. The black part is faded. It is a 15 X 6. The lug pattern is 5". I measured from the outside of the 1st lug hole to the middle of the 3rd lug hole. I have found these number on the wheel...J 15X6 JJ 895 M41. This listing is for one wheel. One rim has a date of 1971 written on the inside of the rim. I think these were also used on the Chevelle, Camaro and El Camino. I have several if you need more than one. Make sure it is appropriate for your application. If you have questions concerning this listing send me an email or give me a call at 970-241-7606. Thanks, Billy
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