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16 hours ago, BigMackTruck said:

I was wondering what these rims are made of, they look like unpolished aluminum, but I know that can't be right, has anyone seen em up close?

Those have to be painted steel, I've never seen an aluminum Dayton rim.

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On 3/27/2025 at 8:44 PM, cruiseliner64 said:

You have a tender way with words JC......

Paul

Well it just seems like today that to use some lube and to give a reach around isn't enough of a fucking over. This new breed of shyster wants to double fist everybody bone dry without even any spit

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5 hours ago, cruiseliner64 said:

More tender words...to quote from Convoy"tell'em like it is Pig Pen,you got it,yes sir....But your right.No way is that a 45g truck.its a resto project..

Paul

They have delusions of grandeur. You're absolutely right about that! Now I have a question.

 

Regarding the frame of that 653 with cat opposed to the 613 or 633 with cummins, we're they all the same dimensions or did the frame get wider with the nunber variations? And is the v8 MH still a 613? Or did it have a different code?

8 hours ago, h67st said:

Those have to be painted steel, I've never seen an aluminum Dayton rim.

I did some digging around, and I believe you. I am going to go check one out and I will post up some photos. I have to satiate the ultraline bug i have.

2 hours ago, BigMackTruck said:

They have delusions of grandeur. You're absolutely right about that! Now I have a question.

 

Regarding the frame of that 653 with cat opposed to the 613 or 633 with cummins, we're they all the same dimensions or did the frame get wider with the nunber variations? And is the v8 MH still a 613? Or did it have a different code?

I couldnt help you there as MHs are very thin on the ground over here.In fact there was only one known MH here and it was a tow truck.Iv only seen one at a show in Holland....

Paul

On 4/3/2025 at 3:23 PM, BigMackTruck said:

I was wondering what these rims are made of, they look like unpolished aluminum, but I know that can't be right, has anyone seen em up close?

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Those are steel wheels painted nice. Those wheels for widebase tires can come in several offsets (just like aluminum)  They've fallen out of popularity over the last 20 years or so because most are aluminum (at least here in The USA)  One thing's for sure, they look good on that MH.

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Harry, Thank You!!! These are the rims I mentioned earlier.. How well did the chrome stand up versus paint???? I do NOT remember any of them up here in the States?? Bur we went to polished aluminum Budd's a lot sooner..

Brocky

13 hours ago, harrybarbon said:

The chromed steer rims have been okay, I have not heard of any steer rims breaking, however, I have heard chromed steel rims on dual trailer wheels that have cracked, especially in the summer heat. Maybe because those chromed rims were Chinese made and chromed. The chrome has generally been ok. Chromed alloy Budds are available in Australia and seem to survive. I think it depends on applications and how the rims are maintained.

Those have a very classy look to them. 10/10, thank you for posting the rims, I wish I could be around to admire that truck in person, what a truck. I would freak out if I saw that rig parked at a shipper. 

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