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Can anyone can tell me which OSF cars that come out new from the factory from the 50's, 60's or 70's on standard 15" steel wheel with chrome hubcap on it? Also is it 4 stud or 5 stud fixment?

 

Ta :thumbsup:

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you mean with cross ply tyre's even the transit were'nt that big :lol::lol: larger steel rim's in sige is more of a 90's thing with the mk3 granny some came with 15's and the mondeo,but dont really no ive early car's other then possable jag's and rover's ect but dont think ford did :thumbsup:

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I know Ford put on 14" size steel wheels on Zodiac/Zephyr models but I have seen some 15" on them but not sure it was for extra option or sport range?

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Ford as far as I am aware never fitted a 15" steel to anything untill the Cosworth Sierra, and cossy steels are incredebly rare, I have only ever seen oe set,

Many Hot Rodders use Hillman Minx steels, they tale a Hubcap and are the same PCD as ford, but need different wheel nuts as the seat of the nut is different, these can be banded, to get what size you want, Austin A40 Devon Dorsets Somersets use a 16" rim which can again be banded, or even find a set of devon Comercial rims you can go 17s and still fit hubcaps, Early FX4 taxis can yeild 16s as well, But they were based on a Devon Chassis,

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Ford as far as I am aware never fitted a 15" steel to anything untill the Cosworth jelly mould, and cossy steels are incredebly rare, I have only ever seen oe set,

Many Hot Rodders use Hillman Minx steels, they tale a Hubcap and are the same PCD as ford, but need different wheel nuts as the seat of the nut is different, these can be banded, to get what size you want, Austin A40 Devon Dorsets Somersets use a 16" rim which can again be banded, or even find a set of devon Comercial rims you can go 17s and still fit hubcaps, Early FX4 taxis can yeild 16s as well, But they were based on a Devon Chassis,

 

Cheers for this info, will look at ebay for this wheels from both Minx and A40 :thumbsup::beer:

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