Reply to "Anybody recognize the manufacturer of these 17" wheels"

bosswrenchMember

JRM, you're correct: Hall Ultras are no longer made. The mfgr passed away a couple of decades ago and no one now even knows what material was in the originals. But be aware they are NOT weldable! If you crack a rim-half, usually an inside-rear piece, EVOD Industries has in the past made replicas. Only complaint I ever heard was, EVOD rim-halves look SOOO much better than the 20-yr-old Hall parts, you may wind us spending much time polishing the old parts to match! EVOD also stamps their rims "For Racing Use Only" which is where such rims belong.

1/27/1612:57 PM

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