Is it possible to find 18- or 19" steel wheels

Hi
I have a friend that wants to build a car with 18 or 19" steel wheels
What size was the Ford Milk truck wheels?
Is there any cars or trucks that used 18-19" in the 30`s 0r 40`s

Any help would be much appreciated

Best Tim

 

Check Coker, or Wheel Vintiques.

 

Mobsteel makes 18's and 20's

 

also the correct name was "high ground clearance wheels".

mopars had 18 and 20 inch. 20 is easier to find, but they all are $$$ no matter what ones you find used.

 

I have 8 40s GM centers for the 18'' high clearance wheel " 6 on 5 1/2"
If ya need.....PM me Also Have a pr. of 18"x6" 5 0n 5 1/2'' steel Disc wheels..... Ol Deuce

 

You can get Ford 8N tractor rims (no center, 3" width).

 

I saw some of these while I was taking the tour of the Coker Tire facility. They are pretty nice!

http://www.cokertire.com/hot-rod-steel-wheels

 

www.webnmaster@motorspot.com Dave is who you want to talk with. Spokes, Artillery, Disc's and more. A good variety of diameters and sizes.
Normbc9

 

Thanks for all your fast answers

We have asked Cooker and Vintique, but they are out of stock and they do not know when they are available again

But thanks again

Best Tim

 

When did you ask them? I was at Coker's last Monday and there was what appeared to be a good supply of centers on some shelves in one of the hallways. Not to get your hopes up too high, but another call might useful to see if any of those could be in the diameters you wanted. Gary

 

My friend Called again and as you stated, they suddenly found 8 of Them

George said they only needed primer

It is funny The Hambers know more about their inventory........

Thanks for All your help

 

What tires would you run on these?

 

I wish the 20" dodge high clearance wheels were cheaper. I want to run a set of my 48 dodge woodie.

 

A guy I know in this town had a Chevy pickup he bought to sell. It was a '68, 5-on-5wheels, 6" wide: High clearance, 18", all five, including the spare.
Sold the truck with wheels still on it, $1200.

First time I saw a factory equipped truck with those.

 

Please don't show us any pictures if you mount those 20" wheels...gee whiz that's just too tall - there shouldn't be any such thing as a Donk Rod.

 

I ran 18" Astro van spare wheels with Firestone bias plies on the Peter Beatsr. $20 ea.

 

Pix? Are these or similar tall / narrow rims still readily available? I've been looking for 18" stuff, as that's the only size Excelsiors come in with an H speed rating. Gary

 

Make your own...


http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=263768&highlight=wheels

 

Found: http://www.myspace.com/nightmarescc/photos/70737

 

An old thread with some good info:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=643326&showall=1

 

Heck, those look like the centers that Coker uses! Thanx, Gary

 

Hey guys saw this thread and wanted to reply.

Coker does make steel wheels (and wires) in 17x4 1/2, 18x4 1/2, 19x4 1/2 and 20x4 1/2. They are available in a primed or powder coat finish. They are multi-lug bolt patterns available in 5x4 1/2 & 5x4 3/4 and 5x5 & 5x5 1/2. They take Ford 8 1/4" caps. At this time we do not have trim rings available for the 18" and up sizes. And of course we can also supply the tires that go with them.

http://www.cokertire.com/wheels/hot-rod-steel-wheels/hot-rod-steel-wheel-primed.html

Thanks,

Jess

Jess Hoodenpyle
Coker Tire
Vice President of Sales and Customer Service
1-800-251-6336
1317 Chestnut Street
Chattanooga, TN 37402
www.CokerTire.com