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02-22-2007, 10:01 AM
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Don Eash in PA also does the clear wheels, high quality but also in the $1000 range.
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02-22-2007, 10:20 PM
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there is no deal and they are not mass produced,I think were all screwed.Just send him your money and hope it gets done this year.For wheels he has molds for its much easyer.My 63 Tempest was his first one.He told me feb,then end of feb,now mid March.I asked why,he was going sking.Just the way it is.You DO have to pay in front.Heard today the PA guy is a year out.Tom
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02-22-2007, 10:41 PM
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Canyon Country wheel guy
There's a guy, at the Pomona swap meet, right when you enter. He casts some steering wheels to.
He wants even more for his services. I talked to the Quality guy at the first day of the POCI convention here, last summer. It was so hot, he didn't come back for the other days. The vendors were way away from the action at thye POCI. Take care and see my new post for some good news. |
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