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Yes.. You just have to flip them around. The late 3rd gens has some weird offset/backspacing. The wheels are marked on the inside part of the back of wheel. it'll have a size stamp like 16 x eight then it'll have an "F" for front, or an "R" for rear.



When putting them on a car like your 70 camaro you'll want to put the ones marked as fronts on the rear of your car and ones marked as rear on the front of your car



Bolt pattern is the same five x 4.75 like most if not all small and med size RWD GM cars and trucks

Same screw pattern for all camaros, rwd novas, chevelles, S10/S15 trucks and blazers, monte carlo, regals, cutlass, etc etc

Yes they'll, but put them on there to see if they meet your prerequisites.

They both have a five on four and 3/4 screw pattern, and no Jason, last answer those wheels won't fit a frontwheel drive 2003 impala.



You have a lot of alternatives if you choose to use oem wheels. you may be able to use wheels off of any B body car, and any F body car up to 1992. the two wheel drive S10',s have the same lug pattern. As long as the donor car was the smaller five on four and 3/4 screw pattern, and not the five on five screw pattern.