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I have been thinking about this too. (but it will be a long time before mine will be ready to roll/need tires) A 245 75R 16 is approximately 31" tall and 10" wide (too wide IMO for the stock wheel). a 215 85R 16 is approximately 30" tall and 8" wide (close to stock) here is the rust bucket...

I have two orphan mutt wheels w/ vintage tires :wink: free to a good home

now that is not a pretty mental image.

RE: Re: RE: Pics that gloss black looks nice, but I don't think it would work well with my every other year wash schedule.

Welcome to SS!

I guess different data plates were used over time. What year and manufacturer is yours? Mine is a 1968 Stephens MFG Co.

looks good. do mites and mutts use the same wheels?

FWIW... That 3000 rating is cross country isn't it? (4500 for highway) Edit: every thread can use a pic

probably not, he doesn't spend much time on SS :lol:

I'll be there.

My short synopsis… Helen/Unicoi wins hands down when it comes to lodging/camping/atmosphere. the trail ride could be the same or changed to several “convoys” that would spend time on graded roads like the down hill part last year. Durham Town (the off road park) wins when it comes to driving...

the deuce frame is the same width as most civvy trucks (medium duty and up). assuming you have the ability to lift it, putting one on the truck is the "easy" part. IMO what is more involved is... - deciding how much weight you are willing to put on a deuce chassis I have decided I am willing to...

five deuces on accident??? When did Wreckerman move to Minnesota?

have any pics of the sidewall that show the maker?

Oh, and thank you gerhard!

building a headache rack....I had the materials already & my yearly unpaid days off are going to begin soon... Hopefully this will keep me out of trouble...

could someone get a measurement of the gap between the bed and the cab on a M35?

very nice! which lift ring setup does that one have in the rear?

very cool gas or diesel?

that is my dream bobbed truck