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Old 11-19-2014, 09:28 PM   #11
IronCanine
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Re: 70 Blazer Frame Off

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Tomorrow I can pick up my freshly powder coated 15 x 8 steel wheels for the GMC.
Funny thing...I ended up with 9 15x6 rims. Two turned out to be clearly incorrect. That left seven with the powder coater. I told him to pick out the best 5 and shoot them. He shot 6, but one didn't turn out to suit him. I took the five he had and got tires mounted. The tire shop called and said, "hey you know one of these rims is bent right?"

...so for the time being it's the spare and they'll re-shoot that sixth one when they get some more white stuff in to do.
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