Need opinions of some wheels.
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Posted by Mike CA on August 02, 2007 at 00:45:39 from (67.126.236.128):
Here is the right wheel of my '44 H. As you can see, the tire is a little chewed up, but holds are and is usable. The left tire is darn near new, but the tube needs patched. The rims are a concern for me. In my opinion they look pretty ugly. Like they painted over rust. I have two options to think about. Please tell me what you think I should do.
Option 1) Scrap the wheels and buy the set for sale. The rims cannot be made show ready.
Option 2) Salavage the rims because they can be made show ready, and buy a new set of tires when you can afford it.
Here is the right wheel
Here is a close up of that rim
Here is the wheelset for sale. Owner says 70% tread on the tires. Wheels are off a show H used for pulling now (so using different wheels)
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