One more time on the 16" wheels
Still looking to figure out what the correct wheels were for 34 Terraplane K coupe with the optional 16" wheels. I'm not sure why, since the closest I have gotten to finding any were 2 Hudson 16" wheels. BUT, in case I ever find any that anybody will sell, were they spoked like 17's, or the "artillery" style?
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Wheels were optional wire or steel, both 16" and 17" for 1934, so it's your choice.0
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Geoff; thanks very much. I was going to get some of those new original-sized radials (Available in 16" and 17") and I just thought the 34 coupe would look better with the 16s. You'd think the 16" wheels would not be so hard to find; as I mentioned, so far the closest I have come is 2 Hudson 16" wheels, which hopefully would take the Terraplane hubcap.0
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AFAIK Terras and Hudsons mostly used the same wheel so T & H hubcaps will interchange. Vague memory says the wheels on the LWB Hudson may have been different.0
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I remember in my storage unit - not here at the house in SLC, UT I have some Hudson 8 artillery wheels from a 1934. I could go check if of interest and you think they would work. Gert Kristiansen.0
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From the 1930-39 parts book, # 43728 was used on 1933 K,KU,KT as well as 1934 Terraplane K,KU and 1934 Hudson LT,LS This was a 16" wire wheel which was standard on th 33 KT optional on the K and KU. This was the standard wire wheel on the LT and LTS Hudsons, Optional for the 34 Terraplane K,KU. Don't know if this helps, is a bit confusing!
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S.W.B. Hudsons, '34-'35 all have 4 bolt wheels, and are interchangeable with Terraplane.0
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bob ward said:AFAIK Terras and Hudsons mostly used the same wheel so T & H hubcaps will interchange. Vague memory says the wheels on the LWB Hudson may have been different.
The LWB wheels are wooden spoked rims, can not remember if they were 5 stud though. I have a feeling they were. Big steel centres.0 -
dholck said:Geoff; thanks very much. I was going to get some of those new original-sized radials (Available in 16" and 17") and I just thought the 34 coupe would look better with the 16s. You'd think the 16" wheels would not be so hard to find; as I mentioned, so far the closest I have come is 2 Hudson 16" wheels, which hopefully would take the Terraplane hubcap.
I have restored both 1934 and 1935 here in Australia and yes the 16" wheels look much better than the 17".
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Hi Thee.
Trevor NZ here. The radials I use here are Bridgestone duelers size 205 R 16 C. We get them very cheap here they come on Toyota Hilux and similar Utes . Farmers take them off and put more aggressive tyres on them I use them on all my Terraplane and Hudson cars I don't even have to use a tube in them totally transforms the handling. They are probably available in aussie as well. I have brought for as low as $30.00 here
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TKS Courtesy Man; from what I see from other online resources, the difference between the 34 Terraplane K 16" wheels (16X6.00 tires) and the Hudson 8 wheels is that the Hudson 8s had 16X6.25 and 16X6.5 tires. Of course a major factor is the 4 bolt vs 5 bolt - Terraplane has 4-bolt.0
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The 34 and 35 Hudson 8 coupes also have the 4 bolt rims. Trevor NZ0
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The 1934 H 8 wheels I have are 16 inch and 4 bolt artillery style. I know the cost of shipping would be a problem. Also have 4 whitewall tires 6 x 16 that I don't need. My email HETgtkristi@comcast.net Thanks Gert (ghiet)0
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