Halibrand Vintage Mag Wheel, 9.5 X 15 Inch on 2040-parts.com
Long Valley, New Jersey, United States
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Model 2030 wheel (see stamping in photo). Stamping indicates 9.500 width, 15 inch rim. Offset from mounting surface to rear edge of rim is about 3 7/8 inches. No evidence of damage or repair. Some surface corrosion, consistent with age. Overall, a very nice example.
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