Went back to old school rims, what do ya think?

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I think black is all that is available from the dealer. You'd have to paint them to get back to the original grey.

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My dealership only had in black under that part number. Definitely want that steel grey color.

I think black is all that is available from the dealer. You'd have to paint them to get back to the original grey.

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I believe the black is a primer, just like the body panels come from the factory.

Pablo and Mustard are correct. You can get the correct grey paint here...

Land Cruiser Gray Trim Paint - JTOutfitters
 
stock wheels widened to 10" powder coated black. 35"mtr's

winner winner chicken dinner.

This is the exact look I want. I have been looking high and low for a nice looking after market wheel that I can run my 35's on. I love the oem rims and caps. I would be very interested in finding out who widens them.
 
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Finally bit the bullet....

I sold my stock steel wheels in 1973 and went with chrome wheels with baby moon hub caps (nobody under 50 will remember those). I went to the spokes in the 80s and only in the last few did I start regretting the sale of those original wheels. I'm showing my TLC in a car show tomorrow and wanted to get back as close to stock as I could. I got my OEM steel wheels used from Proffitts. They had them sandblasted and powder coated for me and did a pretty good job. Now they are on and ready for tomorrow's show.
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Gentleman, I just bought a 1974 FJ40 with 33x12.5/15 BFG AT tires and want to get tall skinny with OEM rims, where can I get 5 OEM steelies from so I can get tall and skinny tires? I live by New Bern, NC Thanks, Adam

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I sold my stock steel wheels in 1973 and went with chrome wheels with baby moon hub caps (nobody under 50 will remember those). I went to the spokes in the 80s and only in the last few did I start regretting the sale of those original wheels. I'm showing my TLC in a car show tomorrow and wanted to get back as close to stock as I could. I got my OEM steel wheels used from Proffitts. They had them sandblasted and powder coated for me and did a pretty good job. Now they are on and ready for tomorrow's show.

Looks good!

I do remember chrome reverse w/ baby moons (under 50!), I had 'em on my '55 Chevy Bel Air.

I never was a fan of the wagon spoke wheels.
 
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Painted mine black. Shown with 31x10.5 tires. Think I'll try 33s the next time.
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If hub caps are not in the plan, why could not Chevy/GMC steel pickup wheels be used in place of original equipment Toyota wheels? They are readily available and probably a lot cheaper. They have the correct 6X6 bolt pattern. They could be sandblasted and painted the correct gray and I doubt many people would notice the difference. If somebody has already raised this issue, my apology.
 
bucfan said:
Well got a set of old school rims and tires and ditched the wagon wheels. It is a slightly smaller tire so not sure I like them 100%. The 33's (old ones) did look good, but I think I am digging the rims and caps.

Just did the opposite and painted cygnia white
 
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