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These should be of interest to someone. Note the top left rim seems to have a flat spot at the bottom of it?
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/wan/d/oregon-city-full-set-military-combat/7519454446.html
“Super hard to find, original military combat wheels I put this set together over the last couple of years. These are real nice. barely any rust. There are after-market wheels, so don’t settle if you are restoring!
1000.00 cash or trade for morgan silver dollars or something amphibious.”
Just a FYI, I recently purchased for artillery style steel wheels for a 1940 International pickup. They were out of round. Finding a place to true up steel wheels was daunting. When I finally found a place, it cost me $400 to true the four of them. So consider that factor with any original steel wheels purchase.
Good point John. I don’t think that topic has been mentioned before. In fact, I wonder how often the rims are out-of-round.
Thanks,
– Dave