1933 1934 Ford Wire Wheel Powder coated White 17" (Inch)

Description: READ THE WHOLE AD BEFORE BIDDING OR BUYING!!! I bought this wheel at a local swap meet here in Southern California, while I was trying to make a set of 4, I think this is the only one I ended up witH (I wm not sure but I am positive it's the only shiny one). I bought it probably four or five years ago and I do a lot of car stuff so everything kind of blends together. Anyways this is the details about the wheel. The wheel is in pretty good shape but it isn't perfect, there is two dings in the lip front lip, neither should affect the tire mounting but if you what perfection they're definitely visible so this wouldn't be the wheel for you. Also on the back of the wheel where it covers the brake drum (I will call it the center hub skirt) drum there is a little rough spot I tried to photograph it, it's probably about an inch long or maybe an inch and an eighth long, it's like the powder coating dripped or maybe the wheel is mildly rust ate. It's a very strange spot most people would never notice it but it is there and it is worth mentioning. Also the inside of the wheel has some rust pitting, it shows up pretty good in the photos but in case you can't tell I should mention it. The valve stem hole still looks good considering you got to run a tub in it should be fine, if you are going to put a tubeless tire on it I don't know how well the valve stem will seal (personally I don't think you can get a valve stem that will fit a 33 or 34 Ford wheel but I am no expert. On that note I want to be upfront and honest as possible I was told this is powder coated but I don't know that for sure it could be paint I did not do it I bought it this way at the so Cal. Model T swap meet exactly the way you see it. It went into the corner of my garage where it has sat for a few years now collecting dust. So today I took a damp rag wiped the dust off then photographed it for eBay, it is now in my house with my other eBay items waiting for someone to buy it, it is all boxed up and ready to go. Speaking of being boxed up the last photo is the wheel boxed up the way you will get it, it is in a recycled box that I chopped down so it fits the wheel pretty tight, I put recycled Amazon "air pillows" underneath the wheel in the spokes and around the wheel I taped a piece of cardboard to the back of the wheel that is cut around like the back of the wheel to hold those air pillows inside the wheel. Because the wheel fits pretty snug in the box I put a piece of bubble wrap over the front of the wheel where the hubcap would sit and then put the packing paper that Amazon sometimes includes with a purchase on top of that. I figure it's a steel wheel it does not need an insane amount of packing but I am trying to do my best to keep it from getting scratched up and beat up more than it already is. It is packed in a way that it should not have any movement in the box. I will be shipping the wheel to the United States Post office using ground advantage. Depending on where you live the shipping may cost about $80- , I am by no means trying to get rich off of shipping I just want to make sure my shipping is covered. My shipping price is non-negotiable and I will not combine shipping. If this is a problem please do not bid. Also I can't believe I have to write this but this wheel is 90 years old, it's not perfect, I would call it a driver quality wheel (meaning it's nice but it isn't a restoration quality refurbished job), now that being said I have never had it on a hub so I do not know if the wheel is true (as in not bent), it looks straight but I just want to be up front I don't know for sure that it is.

Price: 95 USD

Location: Riverside, California

End Time: 2024-11-14T10:09:28.000Z

Shipping Cost: 80 USD