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BOBALOUHILL User is Offline

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01/13/2008 4:57 PM
I need a 19.5 budd wheel for my '74 travco. I cracked one on our last trip to N.Y. during X-mas THANKS BOB

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01/13/2008 5:16 PM
Bob: It was a common size in that year, I would check with some local junk yards to see if they have any off a Dodge truck of the same year. It should tell you on the tag wichi chassis you have (like M500) or such. Then simply tell them the size and number of lugs. I used to have some web addresses for a couple of RV junk yards, I'll see if I can dig them up for you. You might also try www.mytravco.com and see if anybody on there might have one. Mine has 16's and never needed one, so I really haven't looked for them. I would think the 19.5 should not be all that hard to find as it was a Dodge chassis used by many manufacturers. Good luck. Tip.

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01/13/2008 5:23 PM
Bob: Found one: www.azrvinc.com which is Arizona RV surplus. They might have something or be able to send you in the right direction as well. Otherwise you might try a long time tire dealer in your area, they sometimes know of places to get them as well. Also, if you have any automotive restoration shops around you could check with them to. Tip.