Attention restoration enthusiasts!

ronald b. kazi

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This is your chance. First come, first served. For a limited time you
can trade your hard to maintain Alcoa wheels for the real thing. I am
willing to trade my original bias ply rims for your cheap looking
Alcoas. No need to polish these babys and you don't even have to spray
rust colored paint on them... They have actual rust on them! I will even
throw in some original GMC spec D rated tires at no extra charge (in
return for that foreign Michelin junk you have mounted on your Alcoas).
BUY AMERICAN! I will even include the glove compartment lable at no
extra charge!
You pay shipping.

No takers......Oh well, it was worth a try. Does anyone have the web
address of the place with the Alcoa wheel deal? I think it might be
time to start saving. I still have those 6 Bud cans......

Ron and Julie
73 Painted Desert
 
Ron,
I also have the cool steel wheels. I would be willing to trade them for
those cheap Aloca wheels as well.

Here's the info on buying Alcoa wheels:

Subject: GMC: New Alcoa Wheel Pricing
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 13:46:23 -0600
From: Billy Massey bmassey This just in from Darrick at
Southwest Wheel.
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January 24, 2000

Southwest Wheel Company
8740 John W. Carpenter Frwy.
Dallas, Tx 75247

Subject: Price Increase
The production of Peterbilt, Mack and Kenworth tractors has created a
shortage of 22.5" and 24.5" wheels. In return 16" wheels have become less
available due to production schedules. As the shortage continues our cost
of handling per wheel also continues to increase. Price increases will be
implemented effective January 24, 2000.

As of January 24, 2000 the pricing is as follows:
160231 - $135.54 each
Set of six or more - $125.00 each $725.00
Center Cap - 003611 - $10.06 each
Lug Nuts - 139987 - $2.93 each
Lug Covers - 000190 - $1.87 each
Alcoa Accessories Kit
for 6 wheels - $210.00
Kit includes (6) Alcoa
center caps, (48)
lug nuts, (48) lug covers.

F.O.B. Dallas, Texas $ 60.00
, Thank you, Darrick Sweeden $995.00

prices as of 11-15-99
Classic Wheel (each) $115.52
* LTS Wheel (each) ($121.47)
Accessories (per 2 wheel set)
(includes 2 center caps,
16 nuts, 16 nut covers) 60.00
Sub Total per Axle (Classics) $145.52

Times 6 (6 Wheel Set) $873.12
Plus aprox. Shipping
(per set of 6) 60.00
Equals to a full set of
Alcoas on your porch
for only TOTAL - $933.12

* The LTS wheel is more readily available, but is not recommended for our
coaches.
Click here for the Alcoa web site. The LTS is the spoked wheel

> This is your chance. First come, first served. For a limited time you
> can trade your hard to maintain Alcoa wheels for the real thing. I am
> willing to trade my original bias ply rims for your cheap looking
> Alcoas. No need to polish these babys and you don't even have to spray
> rust colored paint on them... They have actual rust on them! I will even
> throw in some original GMC spec D rated tires at no extra charge (in
> return for that foreign Michelin junk you have mounted on your Alcoas).
> BUY AMERICAN! I will even include the glove compartment lable at no
> extra charge!
> You pay shipping.
>
> No takers......Oh well, it was worth a try. Does anyone have the web
> address of the place with the Alcoa wheel deal? I think it might be
> time to start saving. I still have those 6 Bud cans......
>
> Ron and Julie
> 73 Painted Desert
 
Thanks Richard. It is something to shoot for.

Ron

> Ron,
> I also have the cool steel wheels. I would be willing to trade them for
> those cheap Aloca wheels as well.
>
> Here's the info on buying Alcoa wheels:
>
> Subject: GMC: New Alcoa Wheel Pricing
> Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 13:46:23 -0600
> From: Billy Massey bmassey This just in from Darrick at
> Southwest Wheel.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> January 24, 2000
>
> Southwest Wheel Company
> 8740 John W. Carpenter Frwy.
> Dallas, Tx 75247
>
> Subject: Price Increase
> The production of Peterbilt, Mack and Kenworth tractors has created a
> shortage of 22.5" and 24.5" wheels. In return 16" wheels have become less
> available due to production schedules. As the shortage continues our cost
> of handling per wheel also continues to increase. Price increases will be
> implemented effective January 24, 2000.
>
> As of January 24, 2000 the pricing is as follows:
> 160231 - $135.54 each
> Set of six or more - $125.00 each $725.00
> Center Cap - 003611 - $10.06 each
> Lug Nuts - 139987 - $2.93 each
> Lug Covers - 000190 - $1.87 each
> Alcoa Accessories Kit
> for 6 wheels - $210.00
> Kit includes (6) Alcoa
> center caps, (48)
> lug nuts, (48) lug covers.
>
> F.O.B. Dallas, Texas $ 60.00
> , Thank you, Darrick Sweeden $995.00
>
> prices as of 11-15-99
> Classic Wheel (each) $115.52
> * LTS Wheel (each) ($121.47)
> Accessories (per 2 wheel set)
> (includes 2 center caps,
> 16 nuts, 16 nut covers) 60.00
> Sub Total per Axle (Classics) $145.52
>
> Times 6 (6 Wheel Set) $873.12
> Plus aprox. Shipping
> (per set of 6) 60.00
> Equals to a full set of
> Alcoas on your porch
> for only TOTAL - $933.12
>
> * The LTS wheel is more readily available, but is not recommended for our
> coaches.
> Click here for the Alcoa web site. The LTS is the spoked wheel

>
> > This is your chance. First come, first served. For a limited time you
> > can trade your hard to maintain Alcoa wheels for the real thing. I am
> > willing to trade my original bias ply rims for your cheap looking
> > Alcoas. No need to polish these babys and you don't even have to spray
> > rust colored paint on them... They have actual rust on them! I will even
> > throw in some original GMC spec D rated tires at no extra charge (in
> > return for that foreign Michelin junk you have mounted on your Alcoas).
> > BUY AMERICAN! I will even include the glove compartment lable at no
> > extra charge!
> > You pay shipping.
> >
> > No takers......Oh well, it was worth a try. Does anyone have the web
> > address of the place with the Alcoa wheel deal? I think it might be
> > time to start saving. I still have those 6 Bud cans......
> >
> > Ron and Julie
> > 73 Painted Desert
 
What is the size and model of these babies. 16" x ?. My buddy has a tire
place across from where I work. Maybe I will take a sixpack of Bud over
there and try to work some kind of a deal out on the tires and rims. Worst
case scenario, I have 12 cans to reclaim the deposits on!

Ron and Julie
73 Painted Desert

> In a message dated 03/28/2000 9:51:41 PM Central Standard Time,

>
> > No takers......Oh well, it was worth a try. Does anyone have the web
> > address of the place with the Alcoa wheel deal? I think it might be
> > time to start saving. I still have those 6 Bud cans......
> >
> Ron
>
> If I may make a suggestion. Check with a local tire dealer. Also check
> with your Sears store. When I bought mine 2 years ago both were much
> cheaper than what was on the net. I bought mine from my local tire store.
>
> Take Care
> Arch 76 GB IL
 
69988 cans of beer on the wall

- ----- Original Message -----
From: RONALD KAZI
To:
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 11:08 PM
Subject: Re: GMC: Attention restoration
enthusiasts!

> What is the size and model of these babies.
16" x ?. My buddy has a tire
> place across from where I work. Maybe I will
take a sixpack of Bud over
> there and try to work some kind of a deal out on
the tires and rims. Worst
> case scenario, I have 12 cans to reclaim the
deposits on!
>
> Ron and Julie
> 73 Painted Desert
>

>
> > In a message dated 03/28/2000 9:51:41 PM
Central Standard Time,

> >
> > > No takers......Oh well, it was worth a try.
Does anyone have the web
> > > address of the place with the Alcoa wheel
deal? I think it might be
> > > time to start saving. I still have those 6
Bud cans......
> > >
> > Ron
> >
> > If I may make a suggestion. Check with a local
tire dealer. Also check
> > with your Sears store. When I bought mine 2
years ago both were much
> > cheaper than what was on the net. I bought
mine from my local tire store.
> >
> > Take Care
> > Arch 76 GB IL
>
>