I have a chance to pick up 4 14x7 Ralley wheels, trims & caps from a 71 ElCamino. Are they the same as would have come on my 68? How big a tire can I put on these?
I really want 15" but I can get them for $150 and I have 4 good 14" tires that I could put on them so I'd have a set of Ralleys for roughly 200. A lot less than I'm seeing for 15" and new tires and sure would look a lot better than my rusty dog dishes.

They'll work fine, they're all basically the same, other than the stamped codes on them, I don't think you can tell the difference........KZ

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Winch, You might want to see what the code is on the rims, it's located next to the stem hole, then match them up to see if they will work by checking with [URL=http://www.camaros.org...good]www.camaros.org good luck Mike

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If they were installed on a 71 Camino, then they have to fit disk brakes. When installing front disks on my friend's 68 Camaro, we had to look for different 14" wheels cause the ones he already had on the car didn't fit in the front.

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Yeah I had to go to the junkyard for different wheels when I put discs on. Wished I had found these Ralley at that time.