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Identifiers?
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07/29/08 05:48 PM
07/29/08 05:48 PM
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Well, is there some sort of identifier that designates a Mopar wheel? I've ruled out Ford as there is no FoMoCo stamp on it. I think maybe AMC had a 5 on 4.5" pattern?
Larry
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Re: Identifiers?
#96631
07/29/08 06:03 PM
07/29/08 06:03 PM
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Look on the inside where the tire would cover there should be a factory Mopar part number if it is Mopar as well as the size and Motor Rim & wheel info who made it for Mopar.
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Re: Can anyone identify this wheel?
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07/29/08 08:42 PM
07/29/08 08:42 PM
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gamagoat6x6
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Looks like it takes the big dog dish so it`s either old mopar (pre `66) or brand X.
`02 RAM2500 SPORT V10 4x4
`06 GMC sierra
NO cars
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Re: Identifiers?
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07/30/08 10:23 AM
07/30/08 10:23 AM
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Quote:
Look on the inside where the tire would cover there should be a factory Mopar part number if it is Mopar as well as the size and Motor Rim & wheel info who made it for Mopar.
Okay, well then it looks like it's headed for my electrolytic rust removal tank. The bead areas look fine, but the center has a lot of flaking rust. I'm leery of using a cup brush on my 4" angle grinder to removel the rust and I'm too lazy to use a wire brush by hand.
I guess I ought to try and measure the circle where the dog dish attaches too as well.
Last edited by Larry Hampton; 07/30/08 10:24 AM.
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