Posted by redforlife on June 15, 2022 at 20:24:45 from (174.210.167.255):
In Reply to: 300 on steel posted by Doug-Iowa on June 15, 2022 at 16:58:00:
Looks like homemade conversion to me. The rear caste center appears to be for a factory rubber tired wheel though.
Guessing an Amish or Mennonite was involved with it some time or nother. Wouldn't have to be though. Anybody that wanted steel on a 300 could of done this.
I (think) original factory steel was available up into the 350 series. Not completely sure on that. Also not sure if they were just left over stock steel wheels from the letter series. As in say, a 300 was available on H wheels (I'm pretty sure they'd interchange). Maybe someone else knows more on that. But if factory steel for a 300 was in fact a different style than for an H, they would have to be rare as hens teeth to find, I'm guessing.
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