That's right. people have done it before -- lots of people. And those wheels should look right at home on your truck. I like the idea of the super singles. THAT you don't see so much yet. I won't be putting them on *my* truck anytime soon but I will enjoy the pictures of your truck when you get this altogether smile

And about Hotrod Lincoln ... stick around here and you'll find, as many of us have, that he is very generous with his knowledge, experience, skill, capability and ... opinions wink All of which he has in copious amounts. He'd be the first one to your house with his van full of parts, tools and whatever else to help you with a problem. Look past this minor difference of aesthetic opinion and you will find a true friend with gobs of knowledge. Besides, you're both Southerners. Imagine what *I* have to go through with him being not just a Yankee, but a darn Yankee (Born and bred Northern New Englander now living south of the Mason-Dixon line) ...

To fully understand what I am talking about, you *HAVE* to read this -- this is what happens when you simply invite Jerry to ride in your truck. He hears a strange noise (that none of the rest of us do) ... and , well, the Tech Tip happened after that....

The truly great thing about Jerry is that we *never* have to wonder what his opinion is or what he's thinking .... smile Today, you are on the opposite side. Welcome to the club!! There's a lot of us in here!

[elvis]


~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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