Technical Artillery wheel identification

Hello..anybody have a clue on what this 16 inch wheel fits..lug pattern is 5 5 1/2…I’m thinking dodge but can’t find anything exactly like it..there is a number on the inside hub of 32657…thanks !

 

No idea. Looks like the spokes are reinforced at the rim, though.

 

Chevy truck, around 1940, 3/4/ or 1 ton. Father used the axles to make trailers. Hub cap said Chevrolet. Wheels on this 40 [?] PU, close. Tires in the 8.50 size range. All I got, I was about 6 yrs old, '54.

 

Chevy truck artillery's were 6 lug, and 15"

 

Studebaker ....

 

That’s what I’m thinking…been doing some research and I’m thinking 1930

 

Lay a straight edge across the back of the bolt pattern. Is the center significantly lower? The marks on the back make me think of Ford mechanical brakes

 

Jumbo style Ford wheels?

 

I agree with oldolds. I think it's one of the General Jumbo wheels made for Fords by General Tire. Do what Wheelkid said--the General Jumbo wheels were made as an aftermarket replacement for the '32-'35 wire wheels. IF that's what it is, '32-'35 Ford hubcaps will fit it. Very desirable wheel if you can find three more.

 

Identical to these 16 inch Studebaker wheels on Ebay
eBay item number:
154877515910
So freaking identical I looked at your photos and his to make sure

 

Looks like you nailed with the Studebaker. I didn't know that Stude had the 5 on 5 1/2 bolt pattern. Learned something.

 

Studebakers for sure and they are tough to find a matching set of four !