
McKay8BA
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It has been my understanding that the rim width is inside to inside. "To get a correct rim width, you must measure from the bead seat (where the tire rests and seals on the inside of the rim)."
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Thought I would post a couple of pictures of the back side of the wheel, just to verify that maybe the Chrysler's mounted this way.
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For sale complete 1953 Ford automatic transmission change over. Steering column, linkage, third member, transmission, brake pedal, torque converter. Mike, 509-826-1365
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Thanks to everyone who is trying to match the wheel up to an automobile. I am trying to downsize the collection I have and a few wheels remain a mystery. Here is a picture with a measurement. Hope this helps. Thanks again.
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Pair of nice Lincoln wire wheels. 18 x 4.2, 8 on 6.5. There is some light surface rust. 350.00 Pr. plus shipping. 509-826-1365-Mike
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Could someone kindly ID this wheel for me? Thanks in advance.
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For sale, Chrysler polished head. Year is not certain. Possibly for a 241 Cu.in. 400.00 OBO
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I went out to the car and took a picture of the ID tag. The steering column looks to be have been on the left side as there is a place on the firewall for it. Thanks for the help with ID.
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Thank you very much for the info. Yes, this car is still there and I can get the tag info. If anyone is in dire need of any parts just PM me. The owner is one step away from scrapping it....hate to see that happen . Someone may need a part.
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Curious what kind of car this is, (was).
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Studebaker President wheels wanted
McKay8BA replied to krazykat's topic in Automobiles and Parts - Buy/Sell
Are these the wheels you need? Picture posted. The four shown in the photo. -
I shall try posting a picture. It has 40 bent spokes.
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Hello, I am a new member. In my retirement years I have chosen to restore a few old Fords, and with these original old vehicles came boxes of engine parts that some cannot be Ford. At least I do not think so. And I have wire wheels. I went out looking for a few good wires......and came home with way more than I should have. And some of these are not Ford. Sometimes its hard to turn down a package deal. Even my antique wire rim book is sometimes clueless. So....I could really use some help from the forum. One wire wheel I have is 17 inches, 3 3/4 wide, 5 x 5 1/2 pattern, 3/4 inch lug holes, 6