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    They are 16.5x9.75 aftermarket rims
    Looks like they were professionally made
    Just wondering who made them and what they are worth

    Thanks

    Paul
    1967 M715 7.3 diesel 5spd ...

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    Several companies over the years have made rims to fit our trucks. 16.5 though dates those to further back than I have been in the hobby, 2001.

    I think because 16.5 is not only a hard to find size these days and if you do, they are expensive. Their value would only be to someone with a good sized 16.5 stash. If that makes sense.
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    Barrman

    I get the 16.5 is a dying size, if it wasn't for hummer rims and tires flooding the market it would have died a long time ago.

    These rims came on a parts rig and I am just trying to find out what they are.

    BTW you have a nice collection of green stuff in your sig ... might be a little jealous.
    1967 M715 7.3 diesel 5spd ...

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    They look like my Stockton Wheels....
    Is that real money?

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    That was one of the wheel patterns Stockton used to advertise when they had a web site.

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    That was what I was looking for.

    Thank you!

    Paul
    1967 M715 7.3 diesel 5spd ...

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