I posted about these here a while ago, and didnt really receive a lot of interest, so I finally got around to putting them on ebay.  Im just  trying to get them to a good home for not a lot of money - Id hate to send them to the scrap heap; Im sure someone can use them.

Thanks!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160391894469

Ron

Ron Grove

Wauconda, IL

Ron, I would like to have a spare rim or 2 for my 49 coupe. Is the bolt pattern 4.5"?

Thanks,

Butch "In a world filled with stress it is better to give than to receive"

Do these have the nubs for the small dog dishes (inside)...I cannot tell?

If so...will these also fit a f100?

thank you..Bill

Always buying and selling 1956 ford trucks and parts...Ohio

From what I can see of the ebay listing they seem to be the 4.5" B.C. with the 3 hubcap nibs on the outside for passenger cars and T-Birds.  I do not think these will fit the 56 Ford PU that has the 5.5" B.C. and hubcap tits on the inside if you want to use the truck caps   -Bob

AKA   Bob-93021

The ad sez 15" X 5" WIDE, 5 hole. Where did the 5 on 5.5 come from?These look like standard Ford 15" rims for a passenger car.



Ron, with you were not so far away. I could use some stock rims but the shipping would kill me...

BOB

As far as I know, these are standard Ford OE rims.  I dont know if they will fit pickups....They are indeed 15x 5" wide.  If i knew the right way to measure bolt spacing, I would post it here.  Also, these did have the "dog dish" hubcaps on them when i had them on the car.  (was used with the dog dish/wire baskets)

Thanks!

Ron Grove

Wauconda, IL

If they fit your '56 Ford passenger car they are 4 1/2". You measure the diameter of the bolt circle.

BOB

Here's how you measure the pattern; http://www.mrt-wheels.com/boltpattern.html

Butch "In a world filled with stress it is better to give than to receive"

Well as it sez in the article "This is the easiest way to ESTIMATE a 5-lug bolt circle." But the true measurement is diameter of the bolt circle. But hey whatever works, right?

BOB

by that diagram, it is 4.5"

Thanks!

Ron Grove

Wauconda, IL