14x6 SSII rims
#2
I have 5 SS3 wheels if you are interested e-mail me at siplowguy@aol.com or call me at 917-566-2621. I'm in Staten Island.
#5
Check out this post for your wheels:https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...5-pattern.html
#7
Erik,
I live about 1-1/2 hours north of the city. Please let me know. Thanks, Dan
If you have pictures you can send them to dan442@optimum.net
I live about 1-1/2 hours north of the city. Please let me know. Thanks, Dan
If you have pictures you can send them to dan442@optimum.net
#9
'68 and '69 14 x 6 SSIIs are the same. Should be stamped "14 x 6 JK" with "810".
They have the same caps, and different trim rings. '69s have the 5 stainless bezels, and with '68s, the rim around the holes are painted (no bezels).
They have the same caps, and different trim rings. '69s have the 5 stainless bezels, and with '68s, the rim around the holes are painted (no bezels).
#12
The rings for both years are relatively shallow, too. The hole for the valve stem is *not* enclosed, but open on the inboard side.
The few times that I've looked at '68s and '69s at car shows the last couple of years, I've noticed that very few of them have correct rings.
#13
#14
Like the SSII was *not* introduced in '68 as option N66, it was introduced as option P05 taking the place of the SSI in 1968. In *1969* (and there forward) it was option N66, as the SSI was brought back as option P05.
#15
Dan, with all of that said, I do have 4 ssII's. Today was rainy, and they are in 3 different locations but I do have a set. If still interested, I will post pics tomorrow or Wednesday. I'll also try to get some #'s off of them. I know they need to be painted.
Last edited by ent72olds; May 4th, 2009 at 05:37 PM.
#17
Okay, found my info on the trim rings. '68 trim rings were a more brushed/duller finish, and the '69s were bright/shiny. *Apparently* the '68s were considered to be too dull (being used to the SSI shine), and it was spiffed up for '69.
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