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Old 12-26-2024, 11:22 PM   #1
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Close-up picture of wheel on 1940 Ford.
It appears to have Wide Five Wheels
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Old 12-26-2024, 11:27 PM   #2
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Close-up picture of wheel on 1940 Ford.
This one appears to have 17 Inch Wheels
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Check out this past Thread on Open Cab Ford Pickups and Trucks.
You will find it interesting.

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showt...en+cab+pickups
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The open cab thread will go down as one of the top five threads I've seen here. And yes, I think I recall the 3/4 tons had a one piece 16" wheel, even though they were on a similar 122" chassis. I also think a 3/4 ton jailbar was available in '42, but not after. Thanks for all the great pics merc (and expaver!)
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How rare is this Non V8 Wide Five Ford Truck Hubcap?
I believe that it was fitted to 4 Cylinder Ford Light Duty Trucks.
Can anyone confirm the exact years they were used?
i have not seen any others like this.
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Yup, looks like one of those 'unicorn' hubcaps.
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How rare is this Non V8 Wide Five Ford Truck Hubcap?
I believe that it was fitted to 4 Cylinder Ford Light Duty Trucks.
Can anyone confirm the exact years they were used?
i have not seen any others like this.

These hubcaps were used on all 41 and 42 Ford 3/4 ton trucks. Ford used the "wide five" type wheels on the 3/4 tons from their introduction in 1939 through 1942. The V8 logo was switched to the Ford script when the 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder engines were introduced in 1941. I see these listed occasionally online, typically as a single hubcap from a wall hanger collection.
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