Little help here......
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Little help here......
I have these wheels posted for sale on the forum OK..
Had a member say these are not 88 wheels and in fact they are 84-87 wheels. Being the honest kind of guy I am I do not want to mislead anybody. All I know is when I bought this car, these wheels were on it and they are now for sale. I assumed they are or were 88's
Can someone shed some light on what year these are so I can correct a possible mistake?
serving proudly, jeff
http://www.walshsouth.com/forum/88wheels1.jpg
Had a member say these are not 88 wheels and in fact they are 84-87 wheels. Being the honest kind of guy I am I do not want to mislead anybody. All I know is when I bought this car, these wheels were on it and they are now for sale. I assumed they are or were 88's
Can someone shed some light on what year these are so I can correct a possible mistake?
serving proudly, jeff
http://www.walshsouth.com/forum/88wheels1.jpg
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Originally Posted by sniperdiver37
I have these wheels posted for sale on the forum OK..
Had a member say these are not 88 wheels and in fact they are 84-87 wheels. Being the honest kind of guy I am I do not want to mislead anybody. All I know is when I bought this car, these wheels were on it and they are now for sale. I assumed they are or were 88's
Can someone shed some light on what year these are so I can correct a possible mistake?
serving proudly, jeff
Thanks for your service!
They are not 88 wheels, either 16" or 17" which was the popular option in 88. They are the 64 to 87 wheels, IMHO
Sorry
http://www.walshsouth.com/forum/88wheels1.jpg
Had a member say these are not 88 wheels and in fact they are 84-87 wheels. Being the honest kind of guy I am I do not want to mislead anybody. All I know is when I bought this car, these wheels were on it and they are now for sale. I assumed they are or were 88's
Can someone shed some light on what year these are so I can correct a possible mistake?
serving proudly, jeff
Thanks for your service!
They are not 88 wheels, either 16" or 17" which was the popular option in 88. They are the 64 to 87 wheels, IMHO
Sorry
http://www.walshsouth.com/forum/88wheels1.jpg
They are not 88 wheels, either 16" or 17" which was the popular option in 88
Sorry
Last edited by jackdaroofer; Jan 7, 2005 at 08:28 PM.
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Looks like maybe '86 or '87. my '85s have black centers...but otherwise look the same. Due to the offset change in 88, the fitment is puzzling? The '88 wheel has a style sometimes I'ver heard refered to as "cuisineart" ?
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Originally Posted by LangstC4
Looks like maybe '86 or '87. my '85s have black centers...but otherwise look the same. Due to the offset change in 88, the fitment is puzzling? The '88 wheel has a style sometimes I'ver heard refered to as "cuisineart" ?
. I don't know where GM comes up with some of these names.
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