1972 c60 Firetruck to wedge bed project begins

[Skydaddy]

Just purchased local city 1972 c60 firetruck , it was purchased by local dealership car collector back around 1980 been garage kept since. Has 12k miles 427. My son and I are turning it Into a wedgebed to haul our c10, other future toys and use for my lawn buisness haul mowers .
https://photos.app.goo.gl/m2DswC5pBNVnyJwT8


Wanting to see if anyone can help on getting rid of the two piece wheels easiest route . Thanks in advanced I'll be posting all progress we do together as it goes bed is in process of being removed pics as we go. Thank you for any info help suggestions .

[C10 - C90 Bill]

Truck looks good. You have Spoke Wheels also known as Dayton's. There is a good percentage out there that prefer Dayton's, myself included.

I believe there are some conversion kits out there, but I also believe they are pretty expensive. I would keep the Dayton's. They will look good repainted.

Keep us posted on your project.

[CarolinaHD]

They make single piece 22.5" dayton wheels that will bolt to your hub. I believe Wheelsnow makes them.
Makes me want to tear into my firetruck but the babies and farm come first.

[Skydaddy]

Oh wow, heck everyone has told me I can't get tires / tube's anymore for these wheels locally. , they are 20s.
I definitely like the look. But assumed I was out of luck when came to tires / tunes. Of course haven't had it long to do alot of research just yet. (That's where you guys that has had them for years come in ) lol .
I'll definitely look into the place with 22s etc. On ordering as well if better option. Options. Thank you guys so so much.
That fire truck 🚒 looks awesome I'm keeping this bed once off putting in barn on blocks out of weather if anyone needs one down the road doubt ilk ever use it again.

[C10 - C90 Bill]

Although not easy to find any more, I saw some 10-20's available online for as cheap as $349 each for new radials. But, I would talk to your local commercial tire dealer to see what they can order for you for comparison.