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UPDATE: **SOLD** Were $50. Todd pointed out these are M-38 rims that are heavier than CJ rims.
“Five Civilian Style Jeep Wheels16 tall x 4.5″ width , 5 on 5 1/2″ bolt pattern
One Piece STEEL Wheel … $50 for all 5”
If those were closer I’d jump on them just to have them!
These are a smoking hot deal. Hey Dave, these are m-38 wheels, not civilians like his ad says. Notice the tiny 1/8″ hole drilled by the lug pattern. These wheels weigh 7 lbs more than the standard civilian wheels by comparison. They were manufactured heavier for the 7.50 tire. These are a steal!
If I’m not mistaken, you can use tubeless tires on these rims.
Agree with all: a GREAT deal!
Ad has been deleted. No wonder.
Todd … I didn’t know those factoids. I’ll watch for the tiny hole in the future. Thanks!
I am at least 3 1/2 hours away and was going to try to get with seller after work to arrange to pickup.Oh well.By the way was there a reason they put the small holes in these rims?
Can’t really tell from the picture, if they have the m-38 bead lock groove, I have read that there was a civilian wheel produced for the truck, that had the small hole feature also.
Can’t go wrong for that price, no wonder they are sold.
Eric Jarvis Dannemora NY
These wheels now reside in WV. I also bought a T90/D18 combo, 6V generator and starter from the seller.
His GPW restoration is now done and he needed to clean out the garage.