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I receintly was able to acquire a long out of production resin cast wrecker kit made by the late Ron Cash from Ohio. The kit is a replica of a real wrecker known as Tug Boat Annie.It was custom built for a towing service co.in Mn in 1937 and took it's name from a then popular radio show of the same name. I would like to find wheels and tires for this build that at least look similar to those on the real truck. As I do not have the skills to post photos here I would suggest that one might Google the real truck to see what wheels and tires I am talking about.Thanks for any help you can give !

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Miller Motors knew "cool", didn't they?  That is a nifty looking wrecker!

...and thanks to Andy for finding and posting pictures of that fine looking wrecker.

 

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On 5/16/2018 at 3:37 PM, Chariots of Fire said:

Don't the Mack kits have six spoke wheels also?

Check me if I'm wrong, but I seen to recall the AMT White Freightliner, Road Boss, and Autocar kits having wheels very similar to the 30's 6-spoke style, but with "webs" between the spokes?

Art

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