Went to S.O.S and they wanted a lot more money for the same tires, almost $125 more. Have yet to try Scotia. Thanks.
Also phoned the local race car builder who said they would put a one inch or wider strip in the rims for $75 apiece. Don't know if that would be in the center of the rim or on one side but it might also make too much of an offset. Seems they do a lot of them and their work is top quality. If I then get them blasted and powder coated it will make them pricey wheels. Might be cheaper to go to one of the aftermarket specialists


1949 Chevy 1/2-Ton
"Sedgewick"
In the Gallery
1989 Caprice