Marty Roth Posted September 28 Posted September 28 (edited) A fellow down here in Louisiana has contacted me and asked if I could help him buy a pair of Split Rims for 24 inch wheels for his 1923 Hudson. Actually, tires would be 34x4-1/2 . I will be at Hershey, Chocolate Field CG 32,33,34 Edited September 28 by Marty Roth (see edit history)
Mark Gregush Posted September 28 Posted September 28 Try looking in the HCCA classifieds and also, might need to know what brand of wheels the car has. Might have a better chance of finding by brand of wheel not car, as many wheel/rims fit a number of different cars. 1 1
Marty Roth Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 Thanks - correction noted: 25" Rim for 34x4-1/2 tires on 1923 Hudson Sedan
1912Staver Posted September 28 Posted September 28 My catalog shows Firestone type E Rims, part # 10 E 4. Hudson 1922- 1924 all models. Also used on Case 1919 - 1922, Haynes 1919- 1920, 1919 - 1923 Maxwell light truck, 1919- 1923 Peerless, REO Speedwagon 1919 - 1923, Stearns 1921, Stewart one ton 1919 - 1925. 1
dibarlaw Posted September 28 Posted September 28 Vin Cassidy in the Red field at Hershey usually has an abundance of split rims. 1
Marty Roth Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 10 minutes ago, dibarlaw said: Vin Cassidy in the Red field at Hershey usually has an abundance of split rims. Thank you, Larry, I did speak with him this morning, and will follow up.
Mark Wetherbee Posted September 29 Posted September 29 There’s a guy named Brian Ruf on Facebook that had a lot of early rims for sale, I’m not sure if he has what you need but the add was in the Horseless Carriage Club group . I picked up a special split rim anchor plate for the Baker wheels on my new Buick from him and the transaction went smoothly.
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