Like the title says, i'm considering going back stock in my '77 F100 and would like to know what my options are.

 

Check out my album, Ihave pictures of oem ford 15x6 and 15x8 stock white spoked ford wheel with black center caps. Came on 1978-79 F150 and Bronco.

 

Getting a set of these soon.

 

here you go:

 

They both look good, i especially like the ones u posted Justin. Are they hard to find? I havr a NOS set of dogdish style for my 79 4x4 but would prefer the full covers for my 2wd.

 

I run the dog dishes on my 78 4x4 for winter tires and wheels. Wheels are an off white but think Im going to paint them black...............

 

i dont think they're all that hard to find. I've seen them on Dennis Carpenter's online catalog and various other places. They're just expensive.

 

Post #3: First offered as an option on 1966 F100 2WD & 4WD's, listed in the truck parts catalogs thru 1977. Also used on 1966 Galaxie/LTD's.

The same 15" wheel covers were standard equipment on 1966/77 Bronco's.

There are two different front wheel covers. 2WD: Front/rear is the same. 4WD: Instead of the emblem, the front covers have a red plastic ring to allow the hub to poke thru.

Note: There are FOUR different versions of these wheel covers. The most commonly seen are the type pictured (1). Note the cone is stainless and the emblem is red. Trucks and Bronco's used these exclusively.

But...there were three other versions used on 1966 Galaxie/LTD's besides (1). What Ford was thinking, who the he!! knows!

(2): The cone is stainless, the emblem is black. (3): The cone is painted argent, the emblem is red. (4): The cone is painted argent, the emblem is black.
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Post #4: D2AZ-1130-J (replaced D1AZ-1130-A): 1971/72 Galaxie/LTD 15" wheel cover. First offered for F100/350's in 1972.

F250/350's with 16" wheels: Ford offered a 16" trim ring (D2TZ-1210-A). The trim ring is snapped on first, then the 15" wheel cover is snapped onto the trim ring.

 

According the NPD catalog, these are stock for 77-79s. They came with a 70 Bump I picked up a couple of weeks ago. The PO was gung-ho but never got his project started.

 

^ ^ D7TZ-1130-A .. 15" Hubcap-Front/Rear 2WD / 4WD-rear only.

Applications: 1977/83 F100 / 1977/91 F150 / 1977/91 E100/150 / 1978/91 Bronco.

Not pictured: D7TZ-1130-B .. 15" 4WD Hubcap-Front only (same style as above).

Has the center section punched out to allow the 4WD's front hub to poke thru.

 

That's the ones I run on my truck with the stock wheels for the winter. Of course on the 4x4's the center is punched out for the locking hubs.

 

Ouch! I must of got lucky when I found the ones for my 4X4. NOS for 29 bux shipped.

 

For reference, they're $60 new...each..

 

 

That's crazy. Personally I think that style is the least desireable. Kinda bland to me. NOS is still cool though.