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The arrival of the '68 Corvette represented the most dramatic styling change in the history of the car. The car's five-slot, stamped-steel Rally Wheels, however, were essentially a carry-over from the '67 design, though with an extra inch of width and thicker beauty rings. This 15x7-inch unit was the widest wheel to date for the Corvette. By 1969, the Vette was wearing 15x8-inch steel wheels with chrome beauty rings and caps. This design would remain the base Corvette wheel through the end of the C3 line in 1982. View Related Article
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