1947 1 ton front drums
#1
1947 1 ton front drums
Been struggling to find a set of front drums for my 47 Bolt pattern is 5” x 6 7/8”, or large 5 lug is was told they are also called “Budd” type 5 lug bolt pattern. They are large what looks like ¾” studs.
17” wheel diameter. I am trying to keep it as original as possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
17” wheel diameter. I am trying to keep it as original as possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
#3
That truck is awesome! I'm a tonner nut if there ever was one. I've got a few parts trucks, but have 2 running jailbar tonners and have already stolen drums from the parts rigs. I am putting parts together for a one ton 'junkyard dog' wrecker for my little junkyard here on the hill.Those front tires are exceptional. Are those one piece wheels? Here I am all full of questions and I don't have an answer about your inquiry. You might try Bob Selzam in New Jersey. I'll try to find his contact info. Best of luck, that's a nice truck you have there! Keep us in the loop.
#5
Thank you, it is a one piece wheel they are the original centers. A gentlemen in Bloomington California took 17 x 7 steel wheels cut a few of inches out of the center of the rim, welded them back together with my original centers. They are bias tires and I wanted to still use the tubes. He did say I could go tubeless if I had tubeless tires.
#6
Thank you, it is a one piece wheel they are the original centers. A gentlemen in Bloomington California took 17 x 7 steel wheels cut a few of inches out of the center of the rim, welded them back together with my original centers. They are bias tires and I wanted to still use the tubes. He did say I could go tubeless if I had tubeless tires.
#7
Bob Selzam is now semi-retired and only does orders by email. He has always specialized in just truck parts and of course only FORD. Pretty much '53 and older. I have bought a lot of NOS and NORS parts from him over the past 35 years. jselzam@optonline.net I haven't tried him on email yet, but fixing to build another engine and I always buy my internals from him. He's very knowledgeable.
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#8
I'll second the recommendation to contact Chuck Mantiglia at Chuck's Trucks. I sent an email to him asking if he had a brake drum for my 47 COE. A day later he replied that he had found two of them. Nobody else had one as far as I could tell.
Using email gives him a chance to track a part down before replying.
chuck4850@outlook.com
Tom
Using email gives him a chance to track a part down before replying.
chuck4850@outlook.com
Tom
#9
Custom & Commercial Wheel CO Inc 17866 Valley Blvd
Bloomington, CA 92316-
https://www.customandcommercialwheel.com/
#12
I can not remember the gentleman's name that I dealt with, super knowledgeable I believe he was the owner. I am on east coast so all discussions where over the phone.
Custom & Commercial Wheel CO Inc 17866 Valley Blvd
Bloomington, CA 92316-
https://www.customandcommercialwheel.com/
Custom & Commercial Wheel CO Inc 17866 Valley Blvd
Bloomington, CA 92316-
https://www.customandcommercialwheel.com/
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