Different Size Stock Wheels?

[TakeLifeEasy]

I am buying some second hand wheels for my 1971 US BUS. Mine have a circle hole where the hub nut goes -
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNCfJNIxR5egdp8BP_J2WCIMTPHotvzduOyg5WjYdnWhVlIaaBiLoADNt6kaDgk6Q?key=ekVSN2NtUUtPRkduSkxGUDFyVDlpQmUzaEd3cXJn

The ones forsale have a curvy edge -
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5usV8coTRBAbUIwTEtaVkNnM1FwcVRWZWhENVFob3Vjd0h3/view?usp=sharing

Does this matter and will they fit? Just wondering if there was different size/fitting wheels for different buses over the years?

 

[Zcat7]

I bought a set for my 72 and they had the curvy hole. They fitted fine but I had also noticed this. Looks to me like there were a couple of different runs maybe from different factories but I don't know for sure.

 

[Dub and Bubber]

@Zcat7, got that seat covered yet?!

 

[Zcat7]

http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=73096

 

[sparkywig]

The wheels with the round centre are 1971MY on baywindow wheels, the ones with the scalloped centre are T25 wheels.

 

[TakeLifeEasy]

Thank you for confirming, that explains the difference.

 

[Zebedee]

There should be a date stamped on them between the bolt holes.
I have a selection of wheels on both my bay and T25. A couple of the flower shaped centre ones are date stamped 4/74 (most are 80's though), while the round hole ones are all either 71 or 72.