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mgbreis · 03-15-2018, 12:32 PM

That is definitely good advice, and mirrors my thinking in that I don't want to "waste" money on wheels I don't want long term. I don't have multiple projects... I have a fleet. '68 mgb, '59 Hillman Husky, '78 Wagoneer, '66 Chevelle, '49 3100. If I can get the '49 driving the Chevelle will be the only one not running and driving! If I could just find a $100 set of Craigslist tires to throw on the stock wheels that's what I'd do, unfortunately it's not easy to do that in a narrow/tall 16" tire.

Here's the truck, btw.

03-15-2018, 12:32 PM	#7
mgbreis Registered User Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Beatrice, NE Posts: 12	Re: wheels for a stock '49 3100 That is definitely good advice, and mirrors my thinking in that I don't want to "waste" money on wheels I don't want long term. I don't have multiple projects... I have a fleet. '68 mgb, '59 Hillman Husky, '78 Wagoneer, '66 Chevelle, '49 3100. If I can get the '49 driving the Chevelle will be the only one not running and driving! If I could just find a $100 set of Craigslist tires to throw on the stock wheels that's what I'd do, unfortunately it's not easy to do that in a narrow/tall 16" tire. Here's the truck, btw. Attached Images Last edited by mgbreis; 03-15-2018 at 12:34 PM. Reason: pic upside down