68 Rally wheels
Team Owner
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi Don,
While it's the wheel assembly date that we generally refer to, there was also some stamps that can only be seen with the tire off the wheel.
The stamping indicates the wheel specification and a letter for the month and number for the day the wheel center disc was produced in the stamping machine
Do you see anything that might verify that what you have is an early wheel?
Regards,
Alan
While it's the wheel assembly date that we generally refer to, there was also some stamps that can only be seen with the tire off the wheel.
The stamping indicates the wheel specification and a letter for the month and number for the day the wheel center disc was produced in the stamping machine
Do you see anything that might verify that what you have is an early wheel?
Regards,
Alan
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From: San Clemente CA
Hi Don,
While it's the wheel assembly date that we generally refer to, there was also some stamps that can only be seen with the tire off the wheel.
The stamping indicates the wheel specification and a letter for the month and number for the day the wheel center disc was produced in the stamping machine
Do you see anything that might verify that what you have is an early wheel?
Regards,
Alan
While it's the wheel assembly date that we generally refer to, there was also some stamps that can only be seen with the tire off the wheel.
The stamping indicates the wheel specification and a letter for the month and number for the day the wheel center disc was produced in the stamping machine
Do you see anything that might verify that what you have is an early wheel?
Regards,
Alan
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From: Crossville TN
'68 Corvette rims are 7" wide. All other C3 years had 8" wide rims. If they are Rally wheel design with 7" width and the correct back spacing, they MUST be '68 Corvette rims or aftermarket replacements for them.
