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Old 11-08-16, 15:43
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I am not sure what the wheels are and even if they are they wheels originally fitted to these cookers. File photos are not clear but they are 16" fitted with 6.00 x 16 tyres. File photos show bar tread tyres but I have not seen clear period photos of the rims. When stripped mine revealed a 53 date. I only had the two wheels on the original cooker and the later one had LandCruiser rims but a matching spare to my original.
Looks like the original wheels on the old three speed Nissan patrol we once had. We replaced them with Toyota split rims to make changing tyres easier. Conner shay chisel ploughs of the 50's had similar rims without the hubcap clips, but same stud pattern.
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