A 295 usually should have at least a 10" rim but you can check with the manufacturer on that. I have a 295 on a 10.5 rim on a 72 camaro but the front end has been widened (fender flares). The tire is almost 12" wide and I doubt on a stock wheelwell you would do it without reducing your turning. I can take any measurements you want but nothing much is stock any more except the frame for about 3' in that section. Inside to inside tire is about 50" outside to outside is 73 1/2". My tires would be slightly shorter because they are a 295/30 and a different brand, but still close. Hope that helps a bit.
That car will be street legal. Sorry I read to fast... thought you were talking fronts. It used to have 295's on the back with 10" wheels years ago with stock inner wheel wells but it had the flares. Try giving Frank at Prodigy Customs a call, I bet he can help you out with that. He knows a lot of the offsets etc. off the top of his head.
Another person to ask would be Jason Rushforth. He is a member her. Look up Rushforth Wheels in the vendor column on the left side of the screen or you can look him up in the members list as JayR.
I have a '70 but do not have anything mounted up yet. Good luck!
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Sorry I read to fast... thought you were talking fronts. It used to have 295's on the back with 10" wheels years ago with stock inner wheel wells but it had the flares. Try giving Frank at Prodigy Customs a call, I bet he can help you out with that. He knows a lot of the offsets etc. off the top of his head.
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