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Blaine spotted these rims. I think there are 4(?) rims?
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/wto/d/clackamas-rare-16×9-slotted-aluminum/7357118956.html
“Rare 16×9 slotted aluminum mags 5×5.5 … Old school 5×5.5 wide center hole aluminum slotted mags with lug nuts. I had these on my 1981 Dodge Power Ram. They will fit Jeeps, Dodge, some Fords and a few other 4 wheel drive vehicles. Center hole is 4″ for large hubs.”
i have a set like this in 15″ , didnt know they came in 16″ ? put em on a willys truck ? ?
I didn’t know they came that big either.
I guessing the guy knows how to measure wheels and/or read tires. If someone needs me to be a go-between, let me know. They are about half hour from me one way.
I agree, probably 15 inch. They look like the wheels off a Jeep Renegade. Early to mid 70s. American Racing made them.
too wide for a jeep renegade , the 70’s renegade rims were 15″ x 7″ forged aluminum — i was thinking of of using 15″ x 9 “s on the back of my 1967 cj-6 v-6 and 15” x 7″s on the fronts , it would look sort of like a funny car dragster ? I know it would not be good for the transfer case , but would be easier to steer and the wide rears would make for better stability , my six has turned over before ,,,
Could be Stroppe Bronco rims 1971 – 1975 (The red white and blue Broncos)