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Ed H.

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I am no doubt the only one here that does not know what newer car wheels will fit a Model A.
All I want to do is make it so i can roll it in and out of the garage. Right now
(under 5' of snow) it is sitting on four very flat stock tires.

Thanks
Ed
 
Ford 1/2 ton pickup through the 1980's. Earlier maybe better, most would get it in the garage though. The wheels may not land flat on the drums, so thick washers are a help. You won't have much threads to work with, but with care, you should be able to borrow wheels from a 1/2 ton pickup, 5 lug and get the car moved out of the snow.
 
jim galli said:
Ford 1/2 ton pickup through the 1980's. Earlier maybe better, most would get it in the garage though. The wheels may not land flat on the drums, so thick washers are a help. You won't have much threads to work with, but with care, you should be able to borrow wheels from a 1/2 ton pickup, 5 lug and get the car moved out of the snow.
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Thank you, I will round some up.
 
Sounded to me like he just wants to borrow some wheels and push it into the garage out of the snow. Probably get that far without wheels falling off :p
 
If your garage floor and the driveway are concrete, just get 4 wheel dollies from Harbor Freight and set it on them.

During the winter, I will set my cars on the wheel dollies, they allow me to push them close to the walls and out of the way, in my shop. The cars move really easy on the dollies.

On sale, they are around $40 a pair, if not on sale, use their 25% off coupon and get 4 of them for $75.
 
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