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I suspect these are not 5 x 5.5 lug pattern, but if they are, they are a good price.
“Set of 4 Hot rod vintage wheels, 15 inch cast multi finned, looks great on period correct cars, Come by and take these home for your project”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/pts/1481642293.html
They look like the right pattern to me but the centers will not clear the hubs!
Well, just cut the hubs off and weld axles stub to the remaining hub. We’ll call it the bubbahub modification. 🙂
I’ve bought so many jeeps with wheel centers that were torched out, ground out, some look like they were cut with a sawzall, scary! One time I couldnt remove the front wheels on a 2A, realized they had removed the hubs, installed the wheels with small centers, then reinstalled the hubs over the wheels! Jeez!
I can’t say I’d even think of doing that!!! Scary is right!
Looks to be 5 on 5 or 5 on 4.5 to me…