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Someone made wood plans available to this guy.
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Re: Model A wood wheels No THATS Funny ! ! ! As I do have a set of original (circa 1929) Wood spoked Artillery Wheels made by MotoWheel Corp., I found this mans' 'Wood Wheels" of great interest AND funny ! God, I do love a good laugh !
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Re: Model A wood wheels :eek::D:cool:I've seen those;
They are Woodyear 19-21's |
Re: Model A wood wheels Talk about taking a step back in technology. Rod
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Re: Model A wood wheels While there may seem to be humor or silliness in those wheels, this actually is a fairly standard practice in the Hot Rod builder's world as they are used for mock-up of the car. The wooden discs are the same circumference as the tires that are targeted to be used, ...and with the wooden discs installed, clearances ( fender sheetmetal, suspension, etc.) and 'stance' can be verified without worry of damaging a high-dollars set of wheels & tires during the fabrication process.
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Re: Model A wood wheels Good in snow too. But traction challenged. Nails around the outside of the rear disks help.
The speed freaks substitute saw mill circular saws for the rear - but it makes the ride rough. Joe K |
Re: Model A wood wheels I made a set like that when we rebuilt a rear end in a neighbor garage and wheeled it to mine to installs
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Re: Model A wood wheels BRENT in 10-uh-C ". . . farly standard practice . . . _________________________
Thanks Brent, for enlightening us (or at least me). It goes with the old saying -"Behind every rumor, there is a grain of truth". |
Re: Model A wood wheels Hot Rod or Restoration I've always thought "New" tires should be one of the last things you buy before finishing a project. Bob
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