I'VE GOT A SET OF 4 code B RALLY WHEELS with a 8 66 date [august 1966] [ need to be cleaned up and painted]

also have the trim rings; oval air hole- 4 s clips on back. [ not perfect but close ]
and 4 center caps that are also orig. [ disc. brake ornament ] perfect shape.
came anyone tell me what i should ask for them?? THANKS !!RAY

 

If I remember correctly, all ralley wheels had a 2 letter code, not 1 letter. This code is stamped into the wheel right next to the valve stem. Take another look. I have a chart, and there's nothing with a 1 letter code.

 

GM Rally Wheels

XA 14X5 B-3 1/2 67 Chevy II with drum brakes
DA 14X5 B-3 7/8 67 Chevy II RALLY with disc brakes
DG 14X6 67 Camero & Chevelle with dics brakes
XB 14X6 B-4 3/8 67 Chevelle SS, 68-69 Chevelle with F-70 Tires, 70 Chevelle
XN 14X6 B-3 3/4 68-69 Camero & Nova with drum brakes. Different shaped outer
AE 14X6 B-4 3/8 70 Chevelle Station Wagon
XG 14X6 B-3 7/8 68-69 Camero with dics brakes, 68-70 Chevy II/ Nova with disc brakes, 69-69 El Camino without disc brakes. Wider drop center than normal
DE 14X6 B-4 3/8 71-72 Nova & Chevelle, 6 hole wheels
YW 14X6 B-4 3/8 Exactly like XB, may have come on same cars
YJ 14X7 B-4 3/8 69 Camero/ Chevy II L72- ZL1, 70 Nova
AV 14X7 70-72 Camero, 71-72 Nova, 6 hole wheel
XT 14X7 L72- ZL1 Non Rally Wheel
YA 14X7 B-4 3/8 69 Chevelle SS Wheel
AO 14X7 B-4 3/8 70 Camero &69 Chevelle SS Wheel
DB 15X5 67 Passenger Cars with disc brakes.
DF 15X6 B-4 1/16 67-68 Camero Z28
DC (BIG) 15X6 B-3 1/2 67 Corvette, No other stampings on rim
DC 15X6 B-3 1/2 68-70 Passenger car, 67 Passenger car (early models)
FI 15X6 B-3 1/2 68-70 Passenger car, 67 Passenger car (later models) Rivited instead of welded together
YS 15X6 B-3 1/2 68-70 El Camino
FW 15X7 B-4 1/4 71-up most any GM
AG 15X7 B-3 3/4 68 Corvette (will take 15x8 Beauty rings)
YH 15X7 B-4 1/4 L72- ZL1 Z28 Rally 69 narrow drop center
AD 15X7 B-4 1/4 L72- ZL1 Z28 Rally 68 wide drop center
AV 15X7 70, 71, 73 CAMARO Z28 5 spoke wheel
AZ 15X8 B-4 69-82 Corvette

Here are a few extra notes:
* All the rally wheels made in 1967 have big marking letters, no date code, a little bit different shaped center and slightly bigger holes in the center.
* The 15x7 beauty ring will go on all the 15x6 wheels.
* All the hubcaps interchange with each other.

 

1000.00

 

Your list is incomplete and not totally correct in some cases.

B is an early 67 code.

 

Maybe, but it would only be correct for very early cars which cuts the demand down some. About 1500 cars.


The DC or DG is correct for many more cars.

 

I can't comment on the value, but I do have an early 67 with a set of B wheels also.

The B wheels are correct for NCRS judging 67 cars up through the first 1,500 or so. (going from memory on the count, might be closer to 2,000, not in front of my info right now)

The trick is only the SPARE date stamp can be seen during judging. So the wheels that are on the car aren't judged for the stamp (B, DG or DC for 67s).

HOWEVER, the original 4 clip trim rings are more valuable and have a more broad customer base as they are correct for ANY 67 with rally wheels.

When you go to sell them, make sure you put up detailed pictures, and I think you'll have people lined up for them.

 

thanks for your comments guys. if the rims are only on 1500 cars, that means there are less of them. [ rarer ] how many of those 1500 cars are NOT correct, maybe 90%. so that leaves 150 cars that would what them. how many orig. rims are left?
i guess i'll put a price on them and if they don't sell i'll put them on my car every now and then for a different look. THANKS! RAY

 

The list came off the forum---I did not make it up.

 

thats ok. i thank you for trying to help. JOHN Z said they were early 67 and his word is pretty good!

 

'67 rally wheels didn't have any date codes stamped on the rim flange adjacent to the valve stem hole; that didn't start until 1968. Any "DC" or "DG" rally wheel with a date code stamping is a later Service replacement wheel.

 

i have a date stamp under the tire, in the middle of the rim. right next to a stamp for [ keley-hayes tires ]

 

Yup, B code is correct for early '67s. #932 has set of 'B' code wheels.




Whoever originally posted that list didn't do enough homework. Now it's taken root in cyberspace.

 

[QUOTE=67L36Driver;1575614246]Yup, B code is correct for early '67s. #932 has set of 'B' code wheels.
Our cars were probobly on the line at the same time -- I've got #940 I also have "B" code wheels -- only 2 -- but I'm looking to sell them if anybody's interested.

Lowell

 

here is a picture of my 67 DC wheel with the date code on the inside of the wheel (under the tire).
Rick

 

You need to start a new post for better and current info. This one is 11 yrs old. Dennis