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Technical 15x6 Rim ID, what is it from?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by drptop70ss, Oct 29, 2016.

  1. drptop70ss
    Joined: May 31, 2010
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    from NY

    Anyone know what this rim is from? It has locator holes like an older Buick. 15x6, 5x5 lug pattern.

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  2. Phillips
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    My guess is late '50s early '60s Imperial.
     
  3. daliant
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    Looks like early 60's Chrysler
     
  4. squirrel
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    imperials were 5.5" bolt circle, Chryslers were 4.5"
     
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  5. RICK R 44
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    Looks like after market rim commonly used for winter tires. Not sure of the bolt pattern, probably " off shore"
     
  6. drptop70ss
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    Did Chrysler use a locator pin on the drum? Maybe it is a 5.5 blot circle, my mistake not measuring, I got it with some 1950s Chevy wheels but I didn't try it on the car.
     
  7. 302GMC
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    Imperial wheel from '59-'60 era ....
     
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  8. Its very similar to a Tornado wheel(from Oldsmobile)
     
  9. I was thinking Toronado, too, but it isn't that.
     
  10. Hnstray
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    Imperial......

    Ray
     
  11. with Ray and others....it should be 5 on 5 1/2......
     

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