Chevrolet Rallye Wheel ?

[Darbo]

Is there a resin company that make these rallye wheels? and if not which kits have them in them

Thanks

[Chuck Most]

Scenes Unlimited casts a set with open hubs. They are $5 a set plus shipping. http://scenesunlimited.homestead.com/5_slot.JPG

I've seen a few with the caps molded on but I'm not sure who sells them.

Here's Scenes Unlimited's page- http://scenesunlimited.homestead.com/

[Longbox55]

Which one? There's actually several different Rallye wheels, 2 for cars, plus 2 for trucks. The wheel commonly called the "Rallye" or "Corvette Rallye" is called the Disk Brake Wheel by GM, as that was the original application. Those are pretty common, just about any '67-'70 Corvette kit has them, as do most '67-'69 Camaro kits and many of the Chevelle kits from the same era. The AMT '70 ZR1 has both a set with caps/rings, plus a set bare, the bare set is lacking in depth, though.

If you're looking for the Rallye 2, the only kit I can think of that has those off the top of my head is the AMT '72 Nova. There may be others that have them, though.

The truck Rallye has only been done on one kit, the Monogram '76 Chevy Stepside 4x4. It is a 15x8 with a 6 lug bolt pattern. The 2wd version is similar, but is narrower, has smaller slots, and is 5 lug.