[Tigers] Wheels

[Joel Martin]

Derrick
I have 4 - 13" American Racing wheels with lug nuts and McGuard locks that I would sell cheap plus shipping that I took off  when upgrading wheels and tires.  If interested email me at jmartiniii at yahoo.com.
Joel


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Today's Topics:

  1. Hasn't been discussed for a while (Derrick Schmidt)
  2. Time for a new steering wheel (Derrick Schmidt)
  3. Re: Time for a new steering wheel (Michael Wood)
Thursday I will be taking my decades dormant Tiger to a shop to have the work done that I don't have the time to do.  Excited but now I need to insure it so that I can register it (CA) and drive it.
It has a 302 and will be getting Dale's front end (I DID get the rear Wilwoods installed - but that took a year) so it is not a gem.
Grundy?  Hagerty?  Add to my Allstate?  Googling "classic car insurance" and most of the major companies come up.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
DerrickYes, I just asked about insurance but also want to replace the steering wheel.
This one has caught my eye:Mark Nine Mahogany & Walnut Rims (Dished) - Moto-Lita


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Wondering about diameter.  Dale's front end make a smaller diameter reasonable?
Alternatively would be interested in any less fancy wheels that work well just to have something to drive for a while and upgrade later.
Thanks, in advance, for any musings.
DerrickMoto Lita are used by lots of folks, Nice quality. I like the Nardi wood wheel better, personally, because of the smaller center hub bore and the finish. But, I can't drive a car with a wood wheel, so run a leather rimmed "period" Momo.

A smaller diameter is definitely no problem with Dale's front end...heck, it isn't a problem with a stock front end. Added bonus, you have room for your hands to go if you like fixed hand position steering over shuffling :)




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From: Derrick Schmidt via Tigers <tigers at autox.team.net>
To: Tigers Den <tigers at autox.team.net>
Sent: Sat, Aug 11, 2018 7:40 pm
Subject: [Tigers] Time for a new steering wheel

Yes, I just asked about insurance but also want to replace the steering wheel.
This one has caught my eye:Mark Nine Mahogany & Walnut Rims (Dished) - Moto-Lita


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Wondering about diameter.  Dale's front end make a smaller diameter reasonable?
Alternatively would be interested in any less fancy wheels that work well just to have something to drive for a while and upgrade later.
Thanks, in advance, for any musings.
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