Can you help me identify my Dodge RV?

You might read thru this thread. The guy had the same issue, and used '81-'93 dually pickup wheels. Many posters also said that Ford rims '97 or older would work.

http://www.classicwinnebagos.com/forum/index.php?topic=4960.0

Charles

I think you have 16.5 rims and NOT 16 inch rims (unless you changed them). 16 inch tires will not work on 16.5 rims. Not a lot of 16.5 tires out there.

That's a great looking oldie. Not many of them around any more in such good shape. Congrats on the find!

toedtoes wrote:
With a 77, the chassis will most likely be called a B300 not a 3500. You can verify a lot of info using the VIN decoder.

yes and google the chassis number.

Thank you everyone!

CascadianExplorers wrote:
Thank you @donn0128 !

What would be the benefit of having 17 instead of 16? I have 4 of the 7 tires (dually + spare) needed from an truck that wrecked. Was hoping to be able to use them and save a little $$ on tires.

17 is the new 16. Late model duallies have 17 inch rims, and 17 inch tires are readily available, whereas 16s are becoming harder to get in LT sizes.

With a 77, the chassis will most likely be called a B300 not a 3500. You can verify a lot of info using the VIN decoder.

I also have an older coach and am change from 16.5 to 16 2 at time. There are several aftermarket wheel companies. The one I can remember is Southwest Wheel. You are actually lucky. Dodge only used the one bolt pattern and offset for years. You should still look at the door tag for the vehicle type. You should be able to get them from a wrecker, but not guarantee that they will be good.

Matt

Thank you @donn0128 !

What would be the benefit of having 17 instead of 16? I have 4 of the 7 tires (dually + spare) needed from an truck that wrecked. Was hoping to be able to use them and save a little $$ on tires.

It should be a 3500 cab and chassis, or commonly called a cut away. Good luck finding wheels to fit. Have had friends search with no luck. The problem is the bolt pattern. You!might take one of the wheels to Willamette wheel in Portland and see what it will cost you to build a new set for you. BTW, I would go with 17 inch wheels.