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Send PMConesus, NY - USA
Joined: 2/27/2002
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Vette(s): 1976 L-48 Stingray Orange Flame with Black Interior
Hey people I'm looking for a set of alluminum wheels for my 76', should I go with a catalogs set or should I wait for Carlise to see what I can Find?
I really want these to be perfect in apperance wint no flaws. Also any ideas as what kind of rubber should go with them, I still have the original rubber on mine and I want to save them for shows (only 4200 Miles on them) plus I really don't feel secure driving long distance with them. Any suggestions would help,Thanks. Mike 


|B|1976 L-48 Orange Flame |/B||EM|m19lynch@aol.com |/EM|
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Mike, perfect with no flaws? Boy you are ambitious. If you don't mind a little work, you can get a used set and clean them up with sandpaper and they will look great. thanks what I did, they're not perfect, but look great at shows and when cruising.
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Hey Mike!
Nice job on the resized sig image.
If you haven't done so already, check the eBay auctions for wheels. I've seen a few sets out there recently. Looking in the Completed Items can give you an idea of the prices that have been paid as well.
Nice job on the resized sig image.

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You have my attention about sanding aluminum wheels. My 78 wheels have a lot of black spots in the cutouts near the hub. It's a real pain to polish and the results are poor. Just how do you sand the wheels without damaging them.
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Vette(s): 1976 L-48 Stingray Orange Flame with Black Interior
Yes 82dukman. I'd be interested to know how to properly sand the rims incase I find a used set in need 

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B.F. GOODRICH T/A's handle well and are long lasting as far as wear goes.
They look great on C-3's
Rick
They look great on C-3's
Rick

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|QUOTE|mines orange said: Yes 82dukman. I'd be interested to know how to properly sand the rims incase I find a used set in need
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mike, if it is OK, I would rather send you an email at what is listed in your profile. It is a little lengthy and don't want to take up a lot of room on the thread. Let me know
Chris

mike, if it is OK, I would rather send you an email at what is listed in your profile. It is a little lengthy and don't want to take up a lot of room on the thread. Let me know
Chris
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Vette(s): 1976 L-48 Stingray Orange Flame with Black Interior
Sure, that's fine 82dukman. Hey Rick I like the Orange Vet. I'm hoping to have a set of alluminum wheels soon and the BF Goodrich tires sound good 

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Mike,
Hi
from another Orange Vette....with Alum wheels.
I am trying to decide on which new tires to get....Goodyear or BFG's.....
Hi


I am trying to decide on which new tires to get....Goodyear or BFG's.....

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Vette(s): 1976 L-48 Stingray Orange Flame with Black Interior
I think either or is good, I,m having a hard time locating the BF's
P.S. NICE WHEELS

P.S. NICE WHEELS

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