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I have a 1950 GMC 450 and in my OCD driven cleanup one day I mistakenly threw out 6 of my lug nuts.

They are 2 piece nut and concave washer. The nut is 1 3/16 wide. And, all lugs are the exact same front and rear.

I have attached pictures to help someone direct me to where I can find them.

Sorry I do not know the thread size.
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Lug Nut 01.jpg (21.37 KB, 167 downloads)
Lug Nut 01
Lug Nut 02.jpg (20.69 KB, 168 downloads)
Lug Nut 02
Rear Wheel lugs.jpg (36.58 KB, 169 downloads)
Rear Wheel Lug Pattern
Front Wheel Lugs.jpg (38.9 KB, 167 downloads)
Front Wheel Lug Pattern

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Those are hub piloted wheels with flange nuts. Figure out your thread size or take one with you and see if your local NAPA or Big Truck parts house can get them for you.

Make sure the left side are not Left thread...

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Try trailer shops they still use those wheel nuts I believe it's 5/8×18 thread.

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Try the Dorman catalog, I found what I needed for my Budd wheels, left hand thread, 5/8-18 with 1.5 in. hex.


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Did you ever find the lug nuts you need ?


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No I did not

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Hy CMG, those are Motor Wheel nuts all right hand thread, I can't remember what size thread they are, but I'll check.

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Hy CMG, those nuts have 3/4" X 16 t.p.i. I believe they are available from Napa under their p/n TWD WA2450 $7.69 each, hope that helps.


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