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Old 04-01-14, 23:28
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Hi Richard, I had no idea they were interchangable between truck types. Good idea indeed.
Was there any manufacturing of these wheels in Australia?
Ryan,
You did have 18" wheels in Aus on some trucks, were they a divided type? If so I would guess they were local made.
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