Vintage Wheels

[olredalert]

-----The detail on that fueler is absolutely beautiful. What a restoration!!!!!........Bill S

[427TJ]

My friend Terry Vaughan is a wheel restorer up in Burlington, WA. His specialty is '60s wheels, especially Torq-Thrusts, but he also works on newer wheels too. He is building a new website and I wanted to post it here.

http://mysite.verizon.net/restdtpg/

I bought a set of old TTs from terry a few months ago and here is what he is capable of:



as well as:



If you have anything to add as far as Terry's site is concerned you can e-mail him at: [email protected]

[Tim Penton]

Those wheels look awesome!!

[Verne_Frantz]

I'd like to know where he gets his lug nuts from. It's VERY hard to find the shallow shank of the right diameter for the hole in the wheel.

Verne

[427TJ]

E-mail him Verne. Terry included the correct lug nuts with the set of TTs that I bought from him. No more double-washers, etc.

[BillD]

I wish I known thay you could get the correct lugs. I bought a set of lugs and then had them machined to get them to work correctly.

[427TJ]

Found some more NEAT wheel ads from 1966.













There's more!

[427TJ]

Magnums for Carroll Shelby:




TV Tommy Ivo says it's M/T for him:



Nickey would sell you chrome steelies:

[427TJ]

Raders:




Sparkomatic wheels!




Aaah, and the beloved Hurst wheel:

[DarrenX33]

Here a set of those 200-S installed.