1957 58 59 60-66 8 Lug 17.5 X5.25 Kh Chevrolet Gmc 3/4 1 Ton Panel Wheel Set on 2040-parts.com
Council Bluffs, Iowa, United States
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Up for consideration a set of 5, 17.5 x 5.25 Chevrolet & GMC 8 lug NON split rims correct for 1957-1966 panel truck Suburban pickup truck, step van etc . One wheel has a legible 1958 date.
All lug holes are good, all hub cap clips are intact, one of the rims has a small ding in the back outer edge otherwise all wheels are straight and free of damage. 4 of the wheels have pitting on the tire side. 2 are pitted pretty badly, but should be ok with tubes in the tires. 2 have a small amount of pitting on the face. All five have been sand blasted and primed to prevent rusting. Hard to find in a set like this . Sold as is. |
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