GMC "Time Machine

The price seems a bit high. After sitting for 22 years all the rubber needs to be replaced. I see in the picture that it has steel wheels with 16.5” tires.
One should be able to buy a motorhome with the new Alcoa 16” wheels for a bit less.

Emery Stora
77 Kingsley
Frederick, CO

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I like it.
The alien thing not so much.

I think the price is more than fair if it is actually in as good of shape as it appears.
Yes it will need all new rubber, but do that and you've got a beautiful coach under 20K.

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Justin Brady
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1976 Palm Beach 455
 
"I see in the picture that it has steel wheels with 16.5" tires."

Are those chromed? I have 16" Ford wheels on mine that are the same design, and I would really like them if they were chrome instead of painted. Big
difference in the overall look with chrome or highly polished wheels!
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73 Glacier 260

Smithfield, Va.
 
Terry
What year and what f-series ford are your wheels from.

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> "I see in the picture that it has steel wheels with 16.5" tires."
>
> Are those chromed? I have 16" Ford wheels on mine that are the same
> design, and I would really like them if they were chrome instead of
> painted. Big
> difference in the overall look with chrome or highly polished wheels!
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> ASE Master Technician
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> 73 Glacier 260
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> Smithfield, Va.
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> "I see in the picture that it has steel wheels with 16.5" tires."
>
> Are those chromed? I have 16" Ford wheels on mine that are the same design, and I would really like them if they were chrome instead of painted.
> Big difference in the overall look with chrome or highly polished wheels!

I see rust inside where it would be hard to polish, I think they have just been polished.
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1976 Palm Beach 455
 
I really can't say what year they are from as I bought them used from a woman up in Williamsburg. IIRC, they were on an F-350 dually chassis with a
box on the back. They are not hub centered on the GMC, and I had to cut off the locating pin on the inside of the wheels. I also use 2 or 4 conical
lug nuts temporarily to center the wheel before installing and tightening the GMC factory washer-faced lug nuts.
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Terry Kelpien

ASE Master Technician

73 Glacier 260

Smithfield, Va.
 
Ok thanks for the info I can find those cheaper and more quantity for 16"
tires and paint them to match the coach

> I really can't say what year they are from as I bought them used from a
> woman up in Williamsburg. IIRC, they were on an F-350 dually chassis with a
> box on the back. They are not hub centered on the GMC, and I had to cut
> off the locating pin on the inside of the wheels. I also use 2 or 4 conical
> lug nuts temporarily to center the wheel before installing and tightening
> the GMC factory washer-faced lug nuts.
> --
> Terry Kelpien
>
> ASE Master Technician
>
> 73 Glacier 260
>
> Smithfield, Va.
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Along with new tires, include new gas lines, new brake lines, new coolant hoses, new batteries. And, the unanticipated little 'gotcha items'.
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