Did Ford make 14inch wheels in 5 on 5.5?

[Mike B]

Wondering if so.

Thanks

[scooder]

Don't think so Mike, 15" is as small as I've seen.
Martin.

[skidmarks]

Chrysler did . Was common on 60's era hotrods

[Mike B]

Thanks gents.

[Chris]

Ford assessory "Jumbo" wheels in the early 30's were 14"

[Mike B]

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Originally Posted by Chris

Ford assessory "Jumbo" wheels in the early 30's were 14"

Just googled them, good looking wheel

[V8 Bob]

Originally Posted by skidmarks

Chrysler did . Was common on 60's era hotrods

I used a set on my '56 F-100 from a mid '50s Imperial, and remember (?) only one or two years they were offered.

[skidmarks]

Originally Posted by V8 Bob

I used a set on my '56 F-100 from a mid '50s Imperial, and remember (?) only one or two years they were offered.

Besides the imperial wheel there was a chrysler wheel that looked like a common steel wheel

[petehoovie]

14 Inch 'General Jumbos' on a '34 Ford Sedan....

[JonC]

I have one that is 5 x 5 1/2 x 14 a newer style wheel like from the late 60"s if that counts.

[Lanny]

I know that Lincoln used 14" steel wheels, with a 5.5" bolt circle for just a very few
years. I wish I could remember the years for sure, but believe it was 1957, 58, & 59














.

[flathead48]

At one time I used 58 Lincoln 14 inch, worked on my 48 car like they were made for it.

[APDAVE]

14 Inch Lincoln does not have nubs to hold a small hub cap, regular 14'' full caps work fine .Dave

[tubman]

A friend had a '40 Ford with Imperial 14" wheels and 9.00-14 Atlas Bucrons. Lotsa traction (and broken axles, rear-ends, and transmissions). (324 Olds).