1930's WHEEL DISK == Who Used it?

[1937hd45]

This looks like a 1930's car or truck wheel disk 16 3/4 wide  five screw holes in the center must attach to a ring on the wheel. Stainless trim ring attaches with nuts, ID of the hole is 6 5/8. Thanks for your help. Bob

[F&J]

Bob.try 34 Cad... look at the EXACT loction of valve stem hole...Some 34 Cad is wire, some maybe the cheaper 34 had those

 

My 34 LaSalles use the same wheel cover,it is called , but LaS has the valve stem hole at the outer edge...so see if you can get a match...  Some of these got tossed out, or wheels were switched, so there must still be a demand, if only just for the spare tire on a show car.

 

They were  not a typical wheel They are kinda like a Centerline drag wheel with flat center.,.. but then a Cone is bolted to that center which your piece bolts to with tapered screws , like a wood screw head... I forget the term .

 

I will, add a pic here when I finish supper LOL

[1937hd45]

THANKS! I'll follow up on your tip and see what Google can show me.

[1937hd45]

 Found these on my Google search! Bob

[F&J]

3 hours ago, 1937hd45 said:

16 3/4 wide 

 

 

That is way too big to be for the way a 34 LaS fits "into" a 16" wheel.

 

lookat pic to see how it sits way inside and under the edge of wheel

 

I can't recall, was it on hamb or here, had the same central valve hole as yours, NOT like this LaS....I don't recall if there ever was a positive ID... Some were saying older Rolls Royce "cones" that hid the wire wheel spokes, and other way different suggestions.

[1937hd45]

Found a Cadillac wheel on eBay with the attachment holes in the hub  cap flange.