frnkeore Well-known member Jun 26, 2020 #21 Did Ford have a 1 ton, in '37? I only see Model 77 Commercial and Model 79, 1 1/2 Ton Trucks as listings. The 79's came with 5 lug Budd wheels.
Did Ford have a 1 ton, in '37? I only see Model 77 Commercial and Model 79, 1 1/2 Ton Trucks as listings. The 79's came with 5 lug Budd wheels.
B Bob C Well-known member Jun 26, 2020 #22 These are the rims I have. Attachments Wide5-1.jpg 58.5 KB · Views: 29 Wide5-2.jpg 53.7 KB · Views: 24 Wide5-3.jpg 56.1 KB · Views: 23
frnkeore Well-known member Jun 26, 2020 #23 Great picture of the marking, Bob. So, now we know that Goodyear made some of them and from the width, they would be 7.50 x 15 LT tires.
Great picture of the marking, Bob. So, now we know that Goodyear made some of them and from the width, they would be 7.50 x 15 LT tires.
GB SISSON Well-known member Jun 26, 2020 #24 The one ton *(or tonner as was the nomenclature of the day) was introduced in 1938 with the 5 lug 17's on a 6 7/8 bolt circle. No one ton in '37
The one ton *(or tonner as was the nomenclature of the day) was introduced in 1938 with the 5 lug 17's on a 6 7/8 bolt circle. No one ton in '37
X xxf_mike_xf Member Jun 27, 2020 #25 Nice photo of the makers mark. I'll take a look at mine to see if there anything similar.
