Impossible to find 16 inch steel wheels.
The Wheelsmith have 16 inch OEM Wheels but only 8-bolted and some others have 16 inch Gennies but only with the multi-lug. I would appreciate
suggestions before I have to go for the Gennie and cover the multi-lug with a cap. Is it difficult to find used 16 inch Truck Wheels? I suppose the older Truck Wheels often were narrower like 16x4.5 or 16x5. Thanks!
Mats Nilsson, Sweden
Stockton Wheel - Products Heavy Duty - Military - Light Truck - Off Road
http://www.earlywheel.com/index.html
You are correct that the older original type 16" wheels can be found in 4" 4.5" & 5" widths. But seems the 5" wide ones are not as prevelent, at least from my experience.
Ive got a bunch of the 4" and 4.5" 16's. If anyone needs some.
Good luck in your search.
I made my own wider wheels by using the stock centers in some wider hoops. Wasn't too difficult...
Thanks a lot everybody!!!
Mats
Here's an update about the mission impossible = wheelvintiques.

I ordered my Gennie 14 Wheels (16x7) in july 2013. I asked for the 5x5 1/2 with 5 holes and NOT the multi lug with 10 holes. I also ordered them Powder Coated in black and the Wheels were supposed to be delivered in about 4- 8 weeks. The wheels were shipped to Arizona just to be shipped overseas in a container and later on shipped ground Shipping from the port to my home above the Arctic Circle!!!! Finally in january I was called up from the local Bus Company because they should deliver my wheels and a small package from Mid Fifty. I was of course very excited and started my snowmobile to drive down to the state road to meet the bus. It was quite cold (about -30 C) to wait but finally the bus arrived with my 5 packages.
Already when the bus drove on I opened the first package just to find a nice black wheel with 10 holes!!! Now I need Hub Caps ?!?!??
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1953/54 F100 / Optional: 1955/66 F100 & 1966 Bronco.
Innie, so called because the hubcap snaps over tabs located on the inside of the wheels center section.
1967/79 F100's & Bronco's, 1975/79 F150's were available with an optional 5 lug, 5.50" bolt circle 16" x 5" "Outie" wheel (D2TZ-1015-E).
Outie, so called because the hubcap snaps over tabs located on the outside of the wheels center section.
Note: FoMoCo measures the width of wheels from across the inside flanges, not from the outside lips.
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Here's an update about the mission impossible = wheelvintiques.

I ordered my Gennie 14 Wheels (16x7) in july 2013. I asked for the 5x5 1/2 with 5 holes and NOT the multi lug with 10 holes. I also ordered them Powder Coated in black and the Wheels were supposed to be delivered in about 4- 8 weeks. The wheels were shipped to Arizona just to be shipped overseas in a container and later on shipped ground Shipping from the port to my home above the Arctic Circle!!!! Finally in january I was called up from the local Bus Company because they should deliver my wheels and a small package from Mid Fifty. I was of course very excited and started my snowmobile to drive down to the state road to meet the bus. It was quite cold (about -30 C) to wait but finally the bus arrived with my 5 packages.
Already when the bus drove on I opened the first package just to find a nice black wheel with 10 holes!!! Now I need Hub Caps ?!?!??
How many months of the year can you drive the truck?
Thats to bad they told you they would be 5 lug and they werent.

16X7 5X5.5 5 hole rim
I just wanted to tell you my story. I was going to run the wheels without
hub caps. Now I suppose I have to go with hub caps just to cover the ugly
holes. I ordered exactly the wheels from your link,
Rimrock F1. Pictures shows 5 holes and it says 5x 5 1/2 but I got a multi lug wheel with 5x5.0 and 5x 5.5 bolt pattern. Now they say they dont make this wheel anymore but I suppose they are lying. Before I ordered the wheels I was asking this question just to be sure.













