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I know what years YA and YO stamped SS wheels go on. Does anybody know what SS wheel this is for?
Right Rear: 5 10 LZ (M4 stamped)
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YO man, You mean AO? I'm just guessing here, but if the LZ wheel looks like a 69-70 SS wheel, it may be the Oldsmobile style sport wheel. I think they were chrome plated unlike the Chevy wheel which is painted......Kevin
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Yep, I meant AO. Back to the LZ question, the wheel is painted and looks identical to the AO's and YA's. Still don't know what it is though.
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It's the Oldsmobile Cutlas sport wheel that some onesand blasted and painted to look like the 69-70 SS wheels. I have seen several at the swapmeets. Try lookig on an Olds website for the code "LZ"
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Thanks for the information. I figured something was weird when I pulled off the reproduction trim rings and found different codes on 3 of the wheels. I wasn't surprised since nobody wanted factory rims back in the 70's. Now everybody wants them back! Guess I will have to drain the piggy bank some more and get ones to match my build sheet. The horror....uggggh.
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