I have had Mr. Crooks do my: - ’62 300 H wheel - Came out perfect & cannot wait to assemble the car & see it in place - ’62 NY Wagon wheel - Came out not perfect. I supplied him some of my leftover Rosewood paint used on the dash metal & body. It came out too pastel looking & lacked the marbling look. The clear portion was perfect. He offered to re-do it; but it would have been full price all over again. I will use it as is & deal with my perfectionism anxiety. **He is pricey, but his work IS beautiful & he has the molds for our 300’s (maybe not all, but does for the ’60 to ’62 years)** **He prefers you to ship the wheel to him down in the San Diego County area**
I have also spoke to Steering Wheel Kris: - I asked if would re-do my NY Wagon wheel. - He didn’t have the mold for 1962. - He has done some other Mopars of the era. - His work looks STUNNING. https://steeringwheelkris.com/
Thanks
On Dec 27, 2024, at 11:53 AM, 'Ron Waters' via Chrysler 300 Club International <chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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