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Anybody running Stockton Wheels??
I am tired of the aluminum wheels on my truck. So, I've decided that Rallye wheels would look good. Stockton Wheels has been in business for many, many years and has rallye wheels with raw centers and chromed rims. The chrome rim would negate the use of a trim ring, and the difference is only $15 per wheel for the chrome outers.
So, should I have Stockton do the powder coating, or a local shop? Stockton charges $35/wheel for the coating and I haven't priced anything local. Just wonder if anyone has any experience with them, besides what I read in the truck magazines. I like their website, and they're truck people, to boot.
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I live in Stockton and have known Frank the owner of Stockton Wheel, for quite a few years. I would buy from him no problem. That being said, You may wanna check out the prices at Summit! They sell "Wheel Vintiques" for a Great price. Plus I believe it is free shipping! They also have the 'Ralley' wheel in Billet! ![]() ![]()
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i've had a few sets from wheel vintiques and been happy with them// they offer the same basic setup as stockton and i always found thier prices (weel vintiques) cheaper with quicker delivery times
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before you do anything with stockton wheel i would read this post off of another board first...hmmm actually pm me and i will give you the thread addy. this board is a little, lets say, colorful as far as language goes.
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Thanks for the feedback. I've seen the wheels in the Summit catalog. Wheel Vintiques was one of the sources I wanted to research, but I haven't done so, yet. Let me do that before I PM you cg. All good points, too.
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Stockton and Pete Paulson both sell Wheel Vintiques as well as other quality mfr`s wheels.The do custom work and have some of their own designs,this is what they are best for.If you check around,you may find a local wheel builder,too.But,what you want is a standard Wheel Vintique`s item.
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Guess it goes back to the old Bay Area roadster days?Actually Stockton built wagon wheels,right?Paulsen probably learned the trade there and struck-out on his own,ya think?Kinda like Jesse James leaving Boyd`s to do his own thing.That`s my guess.
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