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dudley

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steel wheels
« on: December 25, 2007, 06:45:46 AM »
I mentioned in another post I think I am the oddball here, 'cuz I ain't driving a 4x4 and don't go 4wheeling.  :confused:Did go running around on Dunebuggy's, mostly hopped up vw bugs, on the sand dunes when I was growing up on the coast of Oregon.  Anywho, in my oddball-ness of having a street jeep, I am looking for plain steel wheels, you know, the kind they used to put on cars in the 1960's, but are reversed.  I want to put them on my 4x2 Comanche. Don't want them chromed 'cuz I want to paint them and have baby moons and trim rings. Guess the fact that I did my early hotrodding in the 1960's is showing up. Anyway,  any sources??? :puzzled:

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Re: steel wheels
« Reply #1 on: December 25, 2007, 09:51:50 AM »
US Wheels series 51 is what I think you are looking for.
You can get them bare, powder coated or chrome

http://www.colorworksmotorsport.com/usw2.html
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dudley

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Re: steel wheels
« Reply #2 on: December 26, 2007, 07:38:14 AM »
I'v looked at the various smoothies, but am reluctant to use something without air holes for the purpose of brake cooling. I don't know if not having those air holes would be a problem.  I have been hoping to find someplace that made reversed regular old steel wheels with those air holes. I would like to go to 16 inch at the same time, but if not, I can send my wheels off to Weldcraft and they will reverse and widen or narrow my stock wheels or go to a junk yard and get some old wheels and send them to Weldcraft. Might get pricey though!