1971-1985 Buick Original 15" X 6" Chrome Rally Wheel #895, 5x5 Bolt Pattern on 2040-parts.com
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States
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1970's 1980's Buick 15" Chrome Rally Wheel. Believe it fits 1971 thru 1985 full size Buick and probably some other GM full size cars. The number stamped on the the wheel is 895.
This wheel has a 5 x 5 pattern. The wheel hub diameter is 3 inches. The center cap hole diameter is 2 inches. The back spacing is 3 7/8 inches. This rally wheel is also for cars with disc brakes. |
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