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Need advice on 6 x 16in 6 ply tire supply

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Any leads on what, who and where to get on the tire situation for 1950 model, looking for four new 6 x 16in x 6 ply blackwalls
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As in where to buy?????


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Try Universal Tire or I believe the other company is Lucas. There are a few dealers listed in Hemmings Motor News. Cooper Tire still has that size available just check their web site. Coker sells a lot of these as well.


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Yes where to buy, Thanks oldblu for the reply I will check them out, nice rides too
What is the color of your 49 1/2 ton called its really nice, what color did you do the interior in? any interior photos to share or bed pictures
Mine is either windsor or Mariner Blue 1950 dont know for sure which is yours?
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I don't know if any of them are 6 ply anymore. You also have Colombia tires and you can Google Wallace Wade too. Any local tire store should be able to order for you.


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Ken the exterior colour is (get ready guys!) Ford Regatta Blue. The interior is gray with black upholstery. I can send some photos electronically to you if you want them. Send me a PM with an address.
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Try any Farmers' Co-Op store. A lot of the older farm trucks ran the 6.00X16 tube-type bias ply tires, and Co-Op will have them listed in their catalog, even if they don't have them in stock. That's also a popular size for off-road farm equipment, but I'd be a little leery of using an implement-type tire for a highway application. Highway tires need a DOT certification number, and I'm not sure if implement tires have them. Unless it's got "DOT" followed by a number molded into the sidewall somewhere, it's not supposed to be used on public roads.
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