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Hot Rods 16x3.5” 5x4.5” bolt pattern Wheel I.D.

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Ezazel01, Dec 29, 2019.

  1. Ezazel01
    Joined: Sep 16, 2019
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    Ezazel01

    Can’t find anything about this specific wheel size and bolt pattern. I thought they were V860. Thanks in advance for any help. I apologize for my Newbness
     

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  2. Not early ford. my guess would be Willys.
    Al.
     
  3. Desmodromic
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    V8-60s had the same PCD as their "big block" siblings; "wide five" through '39, 5.5" in '40 (if there was a V8-60 that year). The smaller Mopars have been 4.5" for decades, maybe only 3.5" width in the '30s. The cheapest Fords from '49 to ? were 16", 4.5" PCD, pretty skinny but not sure of exact width. Studebakers also have generally been 4.5" PCD.
     
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  4. gimpyshotrods
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    First-generation V8-60 wheels had the 5-on-10-1/4" pattern, known as Wide-5 (1936-1939).

    Other Ford wheels before and after that era has a 5-on-5-1/2" pattern (1928-1935, and 1940-1949, with Mercury continuing to 1951). After that, cars went to 5-on-4-1/2".
     

  5. Tomastudor
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    They are Willys I have a set and they look the same
     
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  6. gimpyshotrods
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    I never got to work on any of those, that weren't "came stock" with fiberglass bodes, blown Hemis, and vintage registration, somehow.
     
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  7. deathrowdave
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    Willys all the way . Ford has different hub cap retaining bumps .
     

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