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X - Reference for Plain Steel Wheels

c130puke

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Nov 30, 2002
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None of my local yards has any EBs, so I need a cross reference for some plain old factory steel wheel. Did the F-150 series trucks use the same wheels? If so, what years? What size wheel is it, and as far as that goes, what size tire was original? I have a '71 EB. Thanks again.
 

71pony

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SLC Utah
Auto Crafters can help you out on any of those (original) parts. Good luck with you restoration.
 

Bronconut

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I think that just about every ford 1/2 ton van/truck and even later model Broncos used the same wheel up until the mid '80's. It is a very common wheel. But the wheels are a 15 x 5.5 with a 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern.<br><br>As far as tire size goes. A 225/75/15 is pretty close to stock size, maybe even a 235/75/15 depending on your factory GVW package. I put 235's on my 68 when I took of the original 7.00-15's and they are a tad wider, but pretty dare close.
 
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c130puke

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[quote author=Bronconut link=board=5;threadid=12483;start=0#92993 date=1040334467]<br>I think that just about every ford 1/2 ton van/truck and even later model Broncos used the same wheel up until the mid '80's. It is a very common wheel. But the wheels are a 15 x 5.5 with a 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern.<br><br>As far as tire size goes. A 225/75/15 is pretty close to stock size, maybe even a 235/75/15 depending on your factory GVW package. I put 235's on my 68 when I took of the original 7.00-15's and they are a tad wider, but pretty dare close.<br>[/quote]<br><br>thanks a bunch for the very thorough and detailed answer. i'm off to the yard this weekend - it's actually nice in Iowa this December. imagine that.
 
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