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I will like to know if anyone knows the bolt pattern on A 1967 anglia 105e . I do nto have acess to a spear rim at the moment to check.. I am looking at some aftermarket wheels that came out of a 1967 Mustang the rims are 14X6 and the bolt pattern on the wheels are 4.25 or 4.50 .
Any ENFO will be greately appreciated..
Reggie

I'm pretty certain the pcd of all four-stud British Ford wheels is 4.25", except 100E/107E at 5.5"

I just measured the spare for my 1960, center to center on the bolt holes is 4.25

hope this helps

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-James

Thanks a lot Loks like am gonna place theese rims on my car

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Thank you, Michael

IFHP wrote:I am delighted that members were able to answer this question so quickly. It really shows that EnFoStuff is living up to its potential. However, dear members, in the future please try to post all technical discussions in the Technical Discussion section. It makes it easier for members in the future to navigate both sections.

Thank you, Michael

Ok I will Thanks..
Reggie

Yes the bolt pattern on all 4 bolt Euro and American Fords are the same at 4 X 4 1/4". You will however find the American wheels to have more positive offset which moves the wheel outward closer to the fenders. This does in theory, place more load on the wheel bearings etc.

The Mazda based Fords like the 91 and newer Escort/Tracer and also the Probe & Festiva are different and do not fit.

Mustang 6 cylinder= 4 lug

Mustang V8 = 5 lug.

And remember,rear wheel drive,& front wheel drive
aren't correctly compatible.I saw a Fiesta w/ Rwd wheels -
-looked very wrong! Offset is different.

- Doug

Yes and the V8 Mustang was 4 lug until 1994.

I think Doug is talking about Mustang/Falcon wheels from the Sixties. My five bolt Taunus 17M has Falcon/Mustang wheels on the front (I assume that they don't fit on the back).

AHH....my mistake.