Halibrands

Yes, they even look a little like the Halibrnand kidney beans that Studebaker almost used.

Michael - Roseland FL wrote:

Is this what you are trying to do

Michael - Roseland FL wrote:

I prefer these:

They are a good look>> Yes, they even look a little like the Halibrnand kidney beans that

Yes John. Ever since I changed my web browser to fire fox I have been having trouble posting ebay links

Jon Myer is trying to get enough orders to get Halibrands for Studebakers reproduced. They will be aluminum vice magnesium but should look very much like the originals. Check:

Johnson

Try Mozilla or Seamonkey.

JT

Michael - Roseland FL wrote:

yes, a good price, but be aware the auction doesn't include the spinner centers, which would cost an additional $250 or more to purchase separately. Still a decent deal.

I'm using Firefor/thunderbird, you just need to set your preferences.

Michael - Roseland FL wrote:

He's had my deposit for two years.

Paul Johns>> They are a good look>>> Yes, they even look a little like the Halibrnand kidney beans that

No need, it'll work once he sets his preferences.

Grumpy AuC> Try Mozilla or Seamonkey.

For those of us that use a different moniker, managing profiles is simple with Mozilla where the mail/news/browser is integrated. Doing so on Firefox and Thunderbird is somewhat clumsy.

JT

John Poulos wrote:

The e-bay page won't come up for me...but in reading the posts, you're looking at the kidney bean style wheel?!

For what it may be worth, I have the Halibrand Sprint wheel (very simmilar to the kidney bean) on my Conestoga and the American 5 spoke wheel on my Lark. So yes, they do fit...but to be fully informed, you should remove a front and a rear wheel, measure what you have for a wheel well, and where the axle ends to know what wheel "offset" to buy.

I like the Sprint / Kidney bean look more than Stude / Cobra look myself.

Mike

I like my American Racing Painted Salt-Flats wheels, and they are available in more than one offset.