Can you identify this 16 inch wheel?

I have 3 , 16 inch diameter wheels.
Inside wheel stamp says BUDD92841

5 lug, 5 x 4.5 inch with an extra smaller hole as well

narrow. about 4.5 inch wide.

I thought they were late 40's ford, but I'm not too sure.

could be chrysler?

old dodge truck?

 

I think your probably dead on with dodge truck. My guess would be late forties.

 

See the extra locator hole for a locating peg? That means wheel bolts not lug nuts, so probably Mopar from about 37-47 in cars and somewhat later in light trucks.

 

As far as I know, the ring around the hubcap area is what makes it a truck wheel. I have had several p***enger car wheels and all have clips for the hubcap a nd no raised edge.

 

Ok so We are all generally agreed 1940's to early 50s dodge truck?

thanks for all the help!!

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Dodge trucks used clips on the wheels to hold the hub caps through '55; in '56, they switched to the bottle cap hub caps when they changed over to tubeless tires. The small hole would be for a locating stud on the hub, as the wheel would be held by lug bolts.

 

Definitely Dodge. I p***ed up a chance to buy a set of five just like this a few weeks ago.

 

Dodge, all right. You guys are sharp as usual. (yes, that extra hole is a 'pilot hole' for a guide stud. Wish our '66 'Herbie' had that!

Herbie's getting studs & nuts. (available at tire stores, for your info)

 

Looks like a 49 Ford wheel. Some cars had 16 inch wheels. Most had 15 inch.
Clark