Thanks. My first car was a 1964 300 sport coupe with the oval wheel and people were always curious about it even though it was only a 12 year old car at the time. People always think it would be weird to drive with it but you really don’t notice any difference from a round wheel when turning. I was hanging onto this wheel in case I ever got a 300K but I don’t see that happening anytime soon. From: Jim McDonnell <jimmac2004@xxxxxxxxx> Yes. You can repair the ovals. IMHO this wheel is the one that separates the car from the usual boring Sent from my iPhone
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