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    Posted: 15 Dec 2011 at 6:58am
I looked at a 1942 C yesterday and noticed the rear wheel centers were about 2 1/2 inches thick.  I have a later model set and those are only about 1" thick.  Does anyone know any detail on this?  Thanks.
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Can't tell from your picture, but probably a steel wheel center.
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Thats the war time version, for steel wheels and heavier.
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it's more & likly a war model c that came with steel wheels. they had the thicker centers.
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Check out this link, this is Bills C on steel. Notice the rear wheels, and the 4 notches. Normal versions only had 2.
 
 


Edited by Don(MI) - 15 Dec 2011 at 7:37am
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That would explain it!  Thanks guys!  You're (we're!) the best!
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Ditto on the steel wheels.
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