i have a pair of wheels that i will most likely sell. but i would like to know their heritage so i can target the correct buyers. i am pretty sure they are from a skylark ... but i could be wrong. here is a pic of part of the numbers on the back of wheel "A".
the other set of numbers from wheel "B". i might be getting some more of these wheels so i want know a little more about what i am messin with. thanks!
u know that they are 15"X7" rims . produced in january & october of 1983 . they are for disk brake cars . the "A & "G probably represent the work shift code . DOT975 is the approval by the dept of transport , canada . somewhere there s/b a bolt pattern code . the M5 could mean 5 on 5 .
they appear to be a 4 3/4 pattern... here is a pic of wheel "A" i thought they were probably older than that.
The 5 on the M5 is the plant the wheels came out of. While the VJ coded 15x7's (off Lesabres) may not be correct code for '70 & '71-73 GS's, in decent shape, no scrapes, really nice chrome, they are getting harder to find every day, esp with yard owners crushing like crazy :3gears: Roger:
