Use this forum for all your builds in progress.
Moderator: Moderators
Captain Chaos
Posts: 1913 Joined: Sun Jan 23, 11 11:32 pm
Location: Royal Tunbridge Wells
Post
by Captain Chaos » Sat Oct 24, 15 3:32 pm
Somehow I always end up doing things the hard way.I could have bought 16" Eight Spokes and Mud Terrains but instead spent months scouring Ebay and the like for a set of 16.5" Period Alloys for my Jeep.I am told they came off a Chevy K30 but fits mine just fine,a little tight in the rear arches but I could roll the inner lip if needed,and yes I left the Locknuts at home this morning.
Size is 16.5"x 8.25" Eight Lug with 9.50" x 16.5" Firestones...Do I get a prize for rarity?
Before>
After
hemi472
Posts: 512 Joined: Mon Dec 08, 08 4:36 pm
Post
by hemi472 » Sat Oct 24, 15 4:20 pm
Nice wheels , they look like American racing vectors
mega looking tow truck as well , we had a Cherokee chief when I was a kid.
Pete
Posts: 22108 Joined: Sun Apr 18, 04 10:49 pm
Location: MMA Chairman
Post
by Pete » Sat Oct 24, 15 5:55 pm
Tough looking truck, the wheels certainly suit it!
Pete Wiseman; Cambridge.
Mopar by the grace of God
Dave81
Posts: 7141 Joined: Fri Jul 23, 10 4:01 pm
Location: Worcestershire
Post
by Dave81 » Sat Oct 24, 15 7:39 pm
........Really liking that.
Looks really clean for a tow truck!
Dave Tildesley.....MMA-081
72 Dodge Dart
73 Plymouth Duster - SOLD
I wanna go so FAST i think i'm going to DIE!..........Then i'll shift into second!
"My Car is a work in progress, Probably never gonna get finished, never gonna have the money to Bananarama!!"
RW71
Posts: 712 Joined: Thu Apr 24, 08 6:47 pm
Post
by RW71 » Sat Oct 24, 15 7:42 pm
Wow, fantastic truck! Wheels look great too.
Captain Chaos
Posts: 1913 Joined: Sun Jan 23, 11 11:32 pm
Location: Royal Tunbridge Wells
Post
by Captain Chaos » Sun Oct 25, 15 11:41 am
They really change the way it looks.
The Truck has been with me since 2009 and is an old friend,it used to come to the Garage I worked at in Tonbridge back in the 80's picking up scrap cars for a local yard,when I eventually got my hands on it it had been transformed from Junkyard Dog to Shiny Truck,it has suffered a bit over the last few years though and really needs parts of the rear body sorting.
Mossy68
Posts: 7679 Joined: Wed Jun 27, 12 6:57 pm
Location: Ongar Essex
Post
by Mossy68 » Sun Oct 25, 15 2:25 pm
They look great !
Love that truck
It's all about Smiles per gallon !!!
68 Coronet sedan 500 4 door
Dodge Ram SRT 10
MMA-013
latil
Posts: 12076 Joined: Tue Feb 01, 05 10:37 pm
Location: Steve Pearson MMA/014. East Grinstead and Carmarthen.
Post
by latil » Sun Oct 25, 15 10:13 pm
Looking good. I pass your truck every time I go up the hill for my potatoes
1965 Belvedere 2 426 Wedge.
Climate change,global warming,the biggest tax raising scam ever devised by man for mankind.
Motivating Our People,Accelerating Rapidly.
Captain Chaos
Posts: 1913 Joined: Sun Jan 23, 11 11:32 pm
Location: Royal Tunbridge Wells
Post
by Captain Chaos » Mon Oct 26, 15 9:45 am
latil wrote: Looking good. I pass your truck every time I go up the hill for my potatoes
Not to the Farm Shop on the top of the Hill?If it is I live but a spuds throw from there too. Holy King Edwards Batman.
latil
Posts: 12076 Joined: Tue Feb 01, 05 10:37 pm
Location: Steve Pearson MMA/014. East Grinstead and Carmarthen.
Post
by latil » Mon Oct 26, 15 9:55 am
Yes,top of the hill on the corner.
1965 Belvedere 2 426 Wedge.
Climate change,global warming,the biggest tax raising scam ever devised by man for mankind.
Motivating Our People,Accelerating Rapidly.
Captain Chaos
Posts: 1913 Joined: Sun Jan 23, 11 11:32 pm
Location: Royal Tunbridge Wells
Post
by Captain Chaos » Mon Oct 26, 15 11:55 am
latil wrote: Yes,top of the hill on the corner.
Best I get the Kettle on when it's Butty Time then