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Hi All,

Does anyone know the years that the artillery wheels were manufactured? Are all of the years the same? I'm looking at getting some off of a 36, but I don't know if they are original. I'd like to put them on a 40.

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The 1936 wheels originally were 17" came with spokes also, but the later 16s or 15s could have been swapped. The most popular artilleries were 39 to 46 +/- and were the 15". I've found these on lots of trucks that had the same 6 lug pattern.

I found some 16" artilleries on late 30s Olds sedans, but I don't think any trucks came with 16s. As long as they are 6 lug, you should be fine.


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The 36 GMC 1/2 ton came stock from the factory with 16 X 4 1/2 inch Kelsey Hays artillery wheels.

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I have one 16" if you want it. It has slots all the way around instead of the four cutouts. I'll send a picture if you like. Reply to [email protected] if you have questions.

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