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1936 Buick Model 90 wheels


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From the 1928-41 Master Parts book 1936 S90 has 16x7.5 wheels.

Is listed as 1 year only part number, but that does not mean other years will not fit.

1936 S80 has 16x7 (also 1 year only part number)

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The 1928-1952 Parts book (pg 204) has primed wheels as a single part number covering a broader range of years & models.

However 1936 S80 & S90 are noticeably missing. 1936 S40 & S60 are listed

1937 S80 & S90 are listed as 16x7.00

1938-39-40 S80 & S90 & 1941-42 S90 also have 16x7.5 wheels (1 part number as primed). But are not the pseudo "spoke" design of '36's

Genuine 1936 S90 will be hard to get

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Stud pattern from later models will enable them to fit but are not right due to 1936 being artillary type metal spokes ( 1 year only!! ).

1936 Buick Motor Company Book of Parts lists:

1936 - 80 as 16 X 4.50

1936 - 90 as 16 X 5.00

1936 Century wheels may fit but they are 15"

1936 - 40 are 16 X 4.25 but I know from experience the stud pattern is different and won't fit the Century 60 series and most probably not the 80 or 90 Series

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  • 6 years later...
On 2/8/2013 at 8:51 PM, 50jetback said:

Stud pattern from later models will enable them to fit but are not right due to 1936 being artillary type metal spokes ( 1 year only!! ).

1936 Buick Motor Company Book of Parts lists:

1936 - 80 as 16 X 4.50

1936 - 90 as 16 X 5.00

1936 Century wheels may fit but they are 15"

1936 - 40 are 16 X 4.25 but I know from experience the stud pattern is different and won't fit the Century 60 series and most probably not the 80 or 90 Series

 

Are all the above 5 on 5.5 ?

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