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Old 20-08-22, 23:16
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I know nuthin' about this set up, but those centers in Scott's photo look like the centers of the earlier spoked wheels that had a small dia. hub cap located by a bolt in the center, and so the reason for the bar across the center. I am thinking that maybe those wheels were made up from the spoked centers, a wider 13 inch rim and flat plates ( two?) to complete them? Just my thoughts.
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Old 21-08-22, 03:06
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Try 2 U.S. sites; Fordbarn.com OR H.A.M.B. com First one is all about V8 Fords [Early V8] Flathead powered vehicles. And the other is Hot Rodders. Dave N
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Old 21-08-22, 04:12
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What size of 16” tires do you have?
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Old 22-08-22, 02:28
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I bought goodyear tractor tires, not rated for the street, they were 850X or 900X 16 i think with a very nice dimond thread. i bought them early in the build because goodyear stopped making them and the price was sky rocketing. I never concidered they were 13"
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Old 22-08-22, 04:54
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Try 2 U.S. sites; Fordbarn.com OR H.A.M.B. com First one is all about V8 Fords [Early V8] Flathead powered vehicles. And the other is Hot Rodders. Dave N
I doubt any of the US sites would have the faintest clue about 9.00-13 tires or 13 wheels.
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Old 22-08-22, 05:03
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yes the ford barn guys couls not rap there head around a war used ford pickup
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Old 22-08-22, 02:25
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I know nuthin' about this set up, but those centers in Scott's photo look like the centers of the earlier spoked wheels that had a small dia. hub cap located by a bolt in the center, and so the reason for the bar across the center. I am thinking that maybe those wheels were made up from the spoked centers, a wider 13 inch rim and flat plates ( two?) to complete them? Just my thoughts.
interisting. thanks Here is a photo with a small hub cap

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