MTFCA Forum

I have a rear wheel and front wheel on my 1915 Model T Roadster that "wobble". Spokes appear to be warped, not loose. Who do you recommend to have them checked out and re-spoked? Original wooden spoke wheels.

Thanks

David

Wood fellow wheels Stutzman wheel shop with money and the time

Dave is very reasonable, but doesnt currently make wood fellow wheels. He can rebuild/tighten if the wood is sound, but loose.

I second Bill Calimer's work. Outstanding.

Johnson’s wood wheels in Ardmore, Oklahoma did the wheels for my 24 Coupe and 21 Touring. Outstanding work in wheel building and shipping container for safe shipping.
About an 1 1/2 hr drive from Yukon,Ok. to Ardmore, Ok.







to Ardmore Ok.

Stutzman Wheel did mine. Beautiful work.

Yes but Johnson’s wood wheels in Ardmore hasn’t answered their message machine in years. They respoked the wheels on my ‘10 Maxwell about 25 years ago and did a great job. PA, OH and CA I wish we had a wheelwright in the South.

Thanks all for the information. Johnson's did my 1908 Cadillac Wheels about 35 years ago, but i did not know if they were even around anymore. If they are, that would be close. I seem to recall having quite a lead time on getting them done, but they were fantastic when finished.

George did all four of my wood felloe non-demountable wheels for $250.00 each.
Vintage Wheel Shop
George Garrigan
19842 Via Redondo
Sonora, CA 95370
(209) 533-0468

Highly recommend Bill Calimer’s work. He has done both wood felloe and demountables for me. Excellent!

Stutzman! No question about it.