Need wheels rewooded

23ford

Senior Member
City
Tulsa
State
Oklahoma
I have heard that there is someone that will rewood wheels in Oklahoma. Does anyone know who they are and how to contact them?
Thank You
 
If it helps, and if it's not too late, I might 'ave a set that's all done already. It's a spare set that my former employer kept on-hand for his fleet o' wooden-wheeled Ts. I'm not sure what kind o' wood was used, but maybe you can tell -- the rims are primed, but the spokes are still bare. I'll check 'n' see if my ex-boss remembers who the spokesman (wheelwright?) was. How 'bout if I just go 'head 'n' un-bag 'em, photograph 'em, 'n' check back in with ya here tomarrow night?

Ardmore would make better sense geographically, but I need to check these anyway -- could make for decent plan B.

RR
 
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Well, as it turns out, they look real nice, but they're not really. They're not very true. In fact, they're wobbly.

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I still don't know oak-spoked from hickory-smoked, but today I did learn that there was a reason these were stocked as spares.

RR
 
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