Early Ford Wheels · ID Those Hot Rod Wheels you want!!!
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2023
- Let's go to school!!! We'll show you the early Ford factory wheels from 1928-1953 so you'll know what you want and what to look for when you're in that salvage yard or at your local swap meet!!
Many wheels to choose from for your old hot rod, wheels always make or break the looks of the build! I'll show you some of the factory wheels Ford used on the Model As all the way to the mid 50s!!
Don't forget to screen capture the last image in the video so you have the wheel ID pic to use when you're out shopping for wheels!!!
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Very informative and helpful.
Thank for watching!!
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Hey whats the point of wire wheels. Why didn't they make solid metal , to begin with. Whats the point of these weird wheels made with wires. I dont get it.
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Thank you for this video. You cleared up a lot of confusion I’ve had about these wheels for me!
Awesome!! Thanks for watching!!
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How many wow. Ok watching, from spain...
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Very nice. Watching from spain.
Thanks for the info! Now I’m going pull out all my wire wheels and identify them.
Get your yellow paint pen warmed up!! LOL!
Thank you Chad...a big help!!
Happy to help! Thanks Rod!!
Good info! Always learning from the great! Thanks Chad
Haha thanks man!! Just passing my knowledge around!! LOL!
Thank you. Very informative.
Thanks!
Great info, very informative!!! Thanks
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Clear info, and all while wearing a high quality T shirt , remember if you are gonna go "GO GOLIATH!"
LOL!! I always do!! Thanks Jim!
Great video Man thanks
Thanks man!!
Good info 👍
Thanks for watching!
Very good explanation on the wheels ------ I have a question on my car ------- Installing the Mustang 11 with disc brakes ------ not sure on the '40 steelies ----- but ---- does the '53 to '63 steelies ----- bolt up to the hub with disc brake caliper ----- is there room --- Will either '40's or the '53's work? ------ Looked like it was a little warm as you made your video ----- Again ---- Thank You for the video --- and Have a Good week ------- Rodney
Hey Rodney.... it was 103º lol! I was drenched and had the fan off so the GoPro didn't pick it up! LOL!
I have the 53-63 wheels on my 1962 F100 in one of my previous videos, I think I had to grind a little off a caliper, but other than that there were no problems and it doesn't rub. So the 15" should work, but the 16" would definitely work! Do you have the 5.5" rotors? I found them for my truck and bought two sets before I couldn't find them again! Good luck with the project!!! Thanks for watching!
What combination would you use for big and little, I think they used to use deuce truck wheels on the back for the height as well as the width and what would you use for the front?
Depends on the build style, my go to is wide 5s with 550 fronts and 750 rears ( I use a 3.5" front and 4" rear). If you go with a 40s style you'd want to run a 17" or 18" wire with blackwalls, on that I would do a 700 rear and 475/550 front. Bigs and littles is the way to go!! Thanks for watching!!
used 1954 Lincoln wheels on my 1956 f-100. they were wider used 800-15 tire
Perfect tire size for a 56!!
Bro thank you so much. This helped me a lot. I’m building a 23 model t coupe on a model a frame and some dude has 32-34 ford wheels with the stem in the groove for $200 complete set. Not to rusted or pitted. Is that a good price you think?
Awesome!! Going rate for 33-4 wheel, good deal for 32 ford wheels. Just have to measure them.
does the 53 wheel have some sort of stamping on the back?
If you're referring to a makers stamps, it would probably have a KH on the back and possibly a size, but sometimes they stamped those inside the hoop.
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