1967 A100 What old wheels can you use?

So I want to put some old Ansen's on the '67 van. Does anyone know the measurements for the right size wheels?

My vans got 2 different types of wheels on it now. They look almost alike, but they are different. I'd like to match up my front wheels with some other stock wheels.

So, I've measured the bolt pattern. 5 lug, from center stud to center stud, 2-5/8" is studs next to one another. Skipping 1 stud, 4-1/4" center to center. I don't know the off set but I'm sure they are 15" rims.

The front and rear wheels are different. The center raised section is larger and further out to the edge on the front wheels, the white ones.

Thanks in advance for the help. I've been looking around online but couldn't find the info anywhere so I'm asking for help.

Bolt pattern is same as on the Fords,it's 5 on 4 and 1/2 center. The Dodge hub hole is bigger than the Ford though.

I am running 8x15's with no problems at all....

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""Bolt pattern is same as on the Fords,it's 5 on 4 and 1/2 center. The Dodge hub hole is bigger than the Ford though.....""
then i can use my econoline set of wheels and tires to tow the dodge? i dont think the tires on the dodge hold air..
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Ford and Dodge bolt pattern is the same I believe dodge has reverse thread pattern tho.At least the 63 dodge I had was reverse thread.

You can NOT use the FORD rims,the center hub hole is too small.

i need to tow the van out of the old owners house, but it is missing two rims..
are there any other vehicle that will fit...
im afraid i wont find a dodge van at any local JY
i was thinking the dodge ram pickup..
any suggestions what vehicles to go after?

Any Dodge pickup or van up to 1980 and some Dodge dakota's mid 80's - early 90's- Have to be the five hole wheels not the six.

The bolt pattern is 5 (lugs) on 4.5 (inch circle).
This was the standard pattern for all cars except the small cars 5X4 BVD (Barracuda up to 70, Valiant and Dart), and the big cars (Imperial).
Many trucks too, but a lot of those are 5X5.
These should be easy to find. As stated the Ford center hole is smaller, so try to avoid them. Any aftermarket wheel should be bigger in the center to fit both, so that's good too.

the front wheels look like later ones you can probably get some 15 in ones real similar from the local junkyard off of later vans or trucks but check the hubcap mounting ring some are bigger than others(take your hubcap with ya)they should be real cheap and easy to find(for Beanses you can usually get um with good roller tires at the j/y also)then shoot um silver put dog dishes and beauty rings and look at the cool rally style wheels all of these are the same wheels off late vans in the jubkyard,with a little paint and some older hubcaps(except the front ones on the blue van are 14's from a later model car)

yup, thats what im going for. how late are those wheels, like 70's late or 80's?
i went to a JY yesterday and they do have a couple of 71-73 vans with rims in there, but they have not put them in the pick-a-part place yet. gonna call em today

one of these sets of wheels is off a ram van(80 to ?) but some rams have the big bolt pattern so watch out but all the Tradesman/Sportsman's should have useable wheels.Like I said before take a hubcap with you too make sure the center ring will hold your cap cause there is diff. sizes.Check out the spare tires in the vans you look at Ihave found 2 original spares with almost new tires,with dogdish hubcaps(like these) in the last 2 weeks.

Wheels off any HEMI Cuda will work also

The front wheels are stock A-100. The rear wheels look like those from a B-van. Dodge vans/trucks up to 1984 had the 5 x 4.5 lug pattern. 1985-up had 5 x 5.5 lug pattern.

I am running 16" rims and tires no problem!