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Postal jeeps used them.
I have one in my barn as well.
Yep, they were standard on DJ5’s all models. Finding the E78-14 snow tires that came as a stock rear tire is an adventure in eBay.
They also used tubed tires, at least all of mine had tubes.
Had a 1969 dj5 that came stock on. put 235 15 tires and rims on but the gearing was pretty high. paid 500.00 for it and it ran great, took a sawzall to the top.
And the tires had tubes, at least all of mine had them.
We had a 56 Dispatcher with the metal top that had 14’s, didn’t have it long, my dad got rid of it for a 47 4wd for the ranch that I still have, with original engine, still runs good.
14″ tire? What did vw’s have?