Pic request....Late bronco wheels on a early bronco.

[73bronco]

I am looking to see if anyone has tried a set of 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer wheels on their bronco?? I just got a set from my uncle and I think they would look good but I can't try them on my bronco for a while. Here is a link to the wheels I am looking for pics of....http://www.automotix.net/images/products/wheels/aly03136u.jpg

 

[Scoop]

Here you go! I think they look great.

 

[PROJECTJUNKIE]

Those are great wheels, and hard to find. My BIL has them on his 75, and I put them on my 67. Sorry for the fuzzy picture, only one I have.

 

[grant_71]

These are close....

91 F-150 10 hole with rivets

 

[73bronco]

Looking great!! Any others out there??

 

[fordtrucks4ever]

With exception to the 76-77 model Broncos all years wheels are directly interchangable. The factory wagon spoke style steel wheels with beauty rings have a deeper backspacing than the others. These will interfere with steering arms on knuckles(76-77). You can still find the factory slotted mags that were very common in 70'2 and early 80's trucks and vans. They are great looking for a daily driver.

 

[OX1]

With exception to the 76-77 model Broncos all years wheels are directly interchangable. The factory wagon spoke style steel wheels with beauty rings have a deeper backspacing than the others. These will interfere with steering arms on knuckles(76-77). You can still find the factory slotted mags that were very common in 70'2 and early 80's trucks and vans. They are great looking for a daily driver.

Yeah, I had to use 3/16 inch spacers on the front wheels with a 77 axle and the knuckles reamed for 78+ tie rods.......

 

[tasker]

i have to run spacers on mine due to the 76-77 linakge. Been on for 3 years with no problems....couple pics in my gallery

 

[landacre]

here is my 66 with 96 bronco wheels. they are 33x12.5 and i am not running any spacers. they do rub at full lock though.

 

[76 bronco J]

With exception to the 76-77 model Broncos all years wheels are directly interchangable. The factory wagon spoke style steel wheels with beauty rings have a deeper backspacing than the others. These will interfere with steering arms on knuckles(76-77). You can still find the factory slotted mags that were very common in 70'2 and early 80's trucks and vans. They are great looking for a daily driver.

>>>>> there were 15 x 6 factory "painted styled wheels" as Ford called them back in the 70 & 80's that fit the 76-77 broncos fine with no spacers......larger versions are probably a no go as said......... these white wagon wheels(also chrome yellow was available for awhile) had no chrome trim rings & have the same 3 bolt pattern center cap common to the other Ford truck & van wheels through the 80's ,but were black ....... I run these wheels with a set of 30x9.50s & no lift.........>>> zoom in 150% on first few pics to view...... check out this commercial I stumbled across when looking for pics , 1978 Ford free wheelin' commercial>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaJvPkJaEXk