Hey Jerry I think Rick was talking bout just getting a new set of rims and remounting the tubeless tires he has on them. That would be a real nice set up Rick and you could use the tubes for the kids when you go to the beach.
My problem was that I live about a mile from town and when I would pull out of the garage I couldn't get over 25 or 30 and it was real embarrassing with the front end shaking like all get out. I found that I could drive thru the vibration so if I headed the other way, out to the country and ran it up to 40 for 8 or 10 miles then I could drive back into town with my head held high.
I just talked with one of the local guys who contacted Stockton Wheel and they are building him a set of wheels for his 3604 AD. I believe he said $125 each and then the shipping.
I used 16.5" wheels, from a junkyard, $50 plus blasting plus PPG DBU that was another $100. I have limited choice of tire sizes and had to spend close to $300 for front spacer/adaptors to clear the tie rods. But I can use the stock hubcaps and the wheel spokes look like the original!!!! Take a look:
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2513755820098611668CgdlbK Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL
