Lug (wheel) Nuts

[jack orchard]

Does anyone have the part numbers for lug nuts for my `1951` F1? I have checked Dorman and Napa. I get conflicting numbers. Many thanks to all.,....jack

[Bob C]

B-1012 1/2"-20 .62"x.82"

[Tinker]

As strange as it seems, finding real standard ford lugs nuts are becoming a thing. About a year ago this came up on the hamb.

I always hang on to the old ones, but I also picked up new ones from Roy. Very nice lugs.

[Tinker]

Roy's site.

http://www.fordscript.com

[jack orchard]

Thanks for the info, guys. Does anyone have correct Napa or Dorman numbers?
Thanks again,....jack

[JSeery]

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Very much doubt an auto parts store will carry the original style lug nuts for any car, why would they? There are universal lug nuts of the correct thread pattern that will fit any year Ford or other make with this thread pattern. If you are wanting the specific lug nut for your Ford you are most likely going to have to go NOS or a supplier who specializes in them. As an example, a lot of trailer lug nuts are the Ford thread. I use them on my chassis with "roll around" tires on them because they are easy to come by.

[jack orchard]

Originally Posted by JSeery

Very much doubt an auto parts store will carry the original style lug nuts for any car, why would they? There are universal lug nuts of the correct thread pattern that will fit any year Ford or other make with this thread pattern. If you are wanting the specific lug nut for your Ford you are most likely going to have to go NOS or a supplier who specializes in them. As an example, a lot of trailer lug nuts are the Ford thread. I use them on my chassis with "roll around" tires on them because they are easy to come by.

I am not wanting genuine stock lug nuts, just generic replacement ones. Thanks, jack

[Tinker]

Why not just call NAPA? and buy what they have? Do they need a parts number?

[JSeery]

Then all you need is 1/2-20 lug nuts and like I said above an easy source is someplace that sells trailer supplies, like a TSC.

[4dFord/SC]

Check NAPA's website and search for 1951 Ford F1 lug nuts. (Google is your friend).

[JSeery]

Originally Posted by 4dFord/SC

Check NAPA's website and search for 1951 Ford F1 lug nuts. (Google is your friend).

The best source I have found lately for checking out parts is NAPA and RockAuto. NAPA has some really good resources when attempting to cross-reference parts.

[Bob C]

If you look up B-1012 on NAPA's web site you get this.
http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Re...Dp%3d3%26N%3d0

Bob

[jack orchard]

Originally Posted by Bob C

If you look up B-1012 on NAPA's web site you get this.
http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Re...Dp%3d3%26N%3d0

Bob

Thanks, Bob. That's the info i was looking for. ..jack