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    I'm building a 1931 Ford AA truck (1-1/2 ton dually). The customer wants to maintain the stock appearance of the truck, but is vehemently opposed to having split-rim wheels. So I need to find a reputable manufacturer of custom wheels to make a set of custom 20x4 dually wheels. I would prefer steel, but would settle for alloy.
    Does anyone have any ideas where I can get a set of wheels made?


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    Try these guys, they've been around for eons....
    http://www.stocktonwheel.com/
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    Joe, there was a guy used to stop by here occasionally about a year ago.... He and his father owned a company that made steel repop wheels.... Don't know if I can even find it with a search anymore, hopefully someone else on here remembers......
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    Dave, I don't know if you are talking about Wheelkid and his Dad Gary McLean , they own Rally America, but they are in California. Not on my favorites list right now, but they seem to please most other customers. He may want to try them.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Itoldyouso
    Dave, I don't know if you are talking about Wheelkid and his Dad Gary McLean , they own Rally America, but they are in California. Not on my favorites list right now, but they seem to please most other customers. He may want to try them.


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    I don't remember who it was, Don!!!! Most days I'm doing good if I remember mine!!!! I just remember him being on here and posting some threads about the business they had....

    You having some difficulties with them????
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    Thanks Guys.
    I'm going to call Stockton in the morning. Judging from their web site, they should be able to hook me up with what I need.

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    One word of caution with ANY wheel company you do business with..........don't be in a hurry. All of them promise the moon and stars on delivery, then take about 4 times longer than promised. I have dealt with Stockton, Wheel Vintiques, Rally America, Wheelsmith, Solids, and more, and each one has run hot and cold. I don't know what it is about the wheel business, but they all fall down some times and give you one story after another.

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