Dual wheels

[Nick Winter]

What companies make reasonabley priced dual wheels, of all styles preferabley the non, AMT Snap kits and F350 wheels.

[Jordan White]

Modelhaus has them, but they are 13 bucks for an unplated set (with tires). Dunno how much a Canuck would pay.

[Nick Winter]

Modelhaus has them, but they are 13 bucks for an unplated set (with tires). Dunno how much a Canuck would pay.

Are they just repops of a kits wheels or?

[Jordan White]

Yeah, the '92 AMT Dually.

[Nick Winter]

Yeah, the '92 AMT Dually.

Ahh I've got a few sets from that Chevy

[Jordan White]

Haha are the rear wheels separate, solid like the AMT Snap Dodge Ram Dually, or with the outer wheel only like the Ford F-350 kit?

[Nick Winter]

Haha are the rear wheels separate, solid like the AMT Snap Dodge Ram Dually, or with the outer wheel only like the Ford F-350 kit?

solid like the Dodge

[Jordan White]

Bah...oh well. In any case, that's the only place I can think of that sells em.

[highway]

Nick, are you looking for the wheels for wreckers from your other thread? If so, newer style wheels from the Ford F350 would be your best bet. My 1/1 scale 1990 Ford F350 was a wrecker at one point in it's life, and that is what is on it.

I seen some somewhere, but can't find them right now! I think Ma's Resin is supposed to make some, but not on his site yet. If you want older fifty or sixty style wheels, check these out at Scale Equipment Ltd.

http://www.seltd.net/24601cp.html

Of course, if you want a "showy" style Alcoa wheel, 1/32 scale Alcoas from a big rig look real nice as a 1/24(25) scale dually wheel.

[JamesW]

There's someone on Ebay that sells a set of resin Alcoas. They fit the AMT tires. Keep an eye out for them.

[Nick Winter]

There's someone on Ebay that sells a set of resin Alcoas. They fit the AMT tires. Keep an eye out for them.

Ok thanks Guys and yes Highway.