2 Buffalo Wire Wheel Centers #6 Duesenberg Cadillac Lincoln Stutz Pierce Arrow on 2040-parts.com
Bothell, Washington, United States
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A pair of Buffalo Wire Wheel Centers #6 Duesenberg Cadillac Lincoln Stutz Pierce Arrow, 80 spoke. 60 spokes on inside flange, 20 spokes on outside.Wire wheel hub centers. Sandblasted and epoxy primed. These are the large #6 hubs for heavy, large cars. Used mainly from the 1920's until the mid 1930's. **Light rust pitting, with a few nicks.** Drive and the tapers appear to be in good condition. Can be plated or chromed if needed. This pair is marked A1 and A2 for identification only, not reflecting condition. Please see my B1 and B2 set listed else where as well. These are the centers you need for Coker or Dayton to fabricate new wheels. Rims and spokes are available through them.
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