The Ford Barn

1932BB · 09-13-2015, 01:14 PM

Yesterday, my wife and I were cruising down a Marquette street in our 1932 BB flatbed truck when a car darted out from a parking lot entrance/exit and ran into the rear wheels on the driver's side. No one was injured, and considering the number of people on foot in the area, a lot of luck was at play. The police were called and assured me that I was not at fault. It appears that at least the outer wheel was bent and as a result has a wobble. There is also a small dent in the outer rim. My question is if anyone is aware of services that could straighten the 20" truck wheel. It is/was in very good shape, probably my best wheel.

09-13-2015, 01:14 PM	#1
1932BB Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Marquette Mich. Posts: 125	That crunching sound... Yesterday, my wife and I were cruising down a Marquette street in our 1932 BB flatbed truck when a car darted out from a parking lot entrance/exit and ran into the rear wheels on the driver's side. No one was injured, and considering the number of people on foot in the area, a lot of luck was at play. The police were called and assured me that I was not at fault. It appears that at least the outer wheel was bent and as a result has a wobble. There is also a small dent in the outer rim. My question is if anyone is aware of services that could straighten the 20" truck wheel. It is/was in very good shape, probably my best wheel.