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Help identifying wheels

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 48cad, Apr 6, 2012.

  1. 48cad
    Joined: May 13, 2007
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    These wheels came on the Packard I got. 15 inch 5 on 5 bolt pattern, all chrome. I cant seem to find any other markings on them. Before I shit can em for scrap, I should probably know exactly what they are??
     

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  2. Phillips
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    Look like Skylarks. Don't scrap 'em, feel free to drop them off in my driveway.
     
  3. The37Kid
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    They are NOT Scrap. Bob
     
  4. kevo
    Joined: Feb 5, 2009
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    from Keller, TX

    ding ding ding... looks like a skylark to me

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  5. 49ratfink
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  6. 48cad
    Joined: May 13, 2007
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    After review, I believe they are Skylark's. I knew the "scrap em" comment would ruffle some people. Thx.
     
  7. They are wire wheels from a packard. :D

    They certainly are not scrap wheels. Put 'em in the classifieds cheap if you don't want them and make someon elses day.

    I aint ruffled.
     
  8. Zigged should've Zagged
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    from Emmaus Pa

    What Packard did you get?
     
  9. 48cad
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    37' 115 convertible coupe
     
  10. GaryB
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    from Reno,nv

    got any pics?
     
  11. 48cad
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  12. Deuces
    Joined: Nov 3, 2009
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    Deuces

    You'd be amazed what an S.O.S. pad and some warm water would do to those wheels... ;)
     
  13. GaryB
    Joined: Dec 19, 2008
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    from Reno,nv

    I remember that thread,nice car.those wheels cleaned up would add some real class to that ride.just my .021/4 cents
     
  14. Harms Way
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    P. B. Blaster and "Brass Wool" (If you can find it) works really great as well.
     
  15. damagedduck
    Joined: Jun 16, 2011
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    from Greeley Co



    Ace hardware has brass wool,i use that & a THICK liquid/paste auto wax to buff old chrome,{wear gloves!} doesn't scratch it any.
     

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