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Yes I get it now! my truck would not have had 9.50 x16.5 rims from the factory, the widest factory rims Ford put on 1968 F250 Camper/Special was 8.75 x 16.5! so the 4 that I had sandblasted a painted white are correct, thought I had blown $65.
How about Hubcaps I have 4 but 2 are pretty beat up, anybody know who a good source would be to get some?
Thanks to everyone in helping me clear up my rim question.
Yes I get it now! my truck would not have had 9.50 x16.5 rims from the factory, the widest factory rims Ford put on 1968 F250 Camper/Special was 8.75 x 16.5! so the 4 that I had sandblasted a painted white are correct, thought I had blown $65.
How about Hubcaps I have 4 but 2 are pretty beat up, anybody know who a good source would be to get some?
Thanks to everyone in helping me clear up my rim question.
I tell ya, given the price of hubcaps in the restoration catalogs, I searched and searched online, and eventually found a great bargain in the classifieds section of the HAMB website (jalopyjournal.com). But there is a classifieds section of this website, you can look there, and post "wanted" ad there, as well as fordmuscleforum, etc.
Bobark, you still aren't understanding. 8.75 and 9.50 are tire sizes not wheel/rim sizes. Wheel/rim size is 6.75 wide. The diameter of the wheel/rim is 16.5". Look at Number dummy's list or Jeff's first post.
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