No I'm making my own using good usable centers and installing into later rims. Not for everyone as machine lathes are needed to set run out ect. and check runout while welding together. Like old days making reversed wheels, except now days I look at at least 20-25 wheels before I find good enough centers to start with. Otto if you are thinking that route if you are not experienced enough to do this then have a professional machinist perform this for you or try Stockton wheel in california or in your area as not a good idea of back yard tape measure opperation, too risky from a safety stand point and no I do not make wheels for other people as liability issues abound
