Hello, Would like to know how many drum bolt patterns they had in 1960? You had the F 250 truck with 8 bolt pattern. Then the F 100 with the five bolt pattern. Not worried about the bigger trucks and up. My question is that I was watching Full Custom Garage and he was building a rod. He was in a junkyard and was pulling a front axle from a 1960 ford panel with a single window on each side of the panel. This axle had a 6 lug bolt pattern. Was this a Marmon Herrington truck since it had this bolt pattern? Also seen on pinterest a 1960 panel truck with two windows on each side. It was a old ambulance , was this a Marmon Herrington unit also ? Thanks for the info , just for the knowledge.

 

No F100 or F250 of any year had 6 lug wheels.

Marmon-Herrington of Indianapolis IN converted trucks to 4WD // FoMoCo introduced factory installed 4WD in 1959 F100/250.

Panel trucks were converted to ambulances by aftermarket body companies.

 

Ok , Thank you again NumberDummy. I thought I new that but was puzzled anyhow. My norm.

 

Maybe p350? F350 had six lug.

 

P350 (P series Parcel Delivery) could have 6 lug wheels (same as 1953/66 F350) or 8 lug wheels.

 

Good Morning,
NumberDummy I will see if I can find a reair of the show and take a picture of the panel and post it here.

 

Mid year Marmon-Herrington F-250s have 6 x 7.25” pattern hubs and wheels. But not on an F-100 panel truck. Stu