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Posted by Dave on April 06, 2002 at 04:34:33 from (216.42.66.58):
I have a set of cut-off rear wheels from an F-20.Problem was that the calcium ate one of the rims away,and I do mean away.All thats left is about 1/2 the rim.The other wheel looks good.on one hand I thought about torching the wasted rim from the spokes,saving the center and the other wheel.I am going to use some F&H wheels in place of them.On the other hand,I have enough stuff lying about and don't need any more.Could always stash em away in dads barn some place,but he's in process of eliminating "junk".So-keep for the sake they might be of use sometime,or scrap em to save space?
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