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1936 Chevrolet Artillery Wheel

Wheel technology advanced quite quickly in the 1930s. The decade started much like the outgoing 1920s, with wood-spoke artillery wheels as the standard equipment on most makes, with discs and wire wheels as options. For 1930, Chevrolet offered a 20-inch steel disc standard. A traditional wood-spoke

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