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In addition to the Ivory (non flared) Vintage built Outlaw that will soon be available, I also have a Black with Sand interior Vintage built Super Widebody that will soon be available. There are a few pictures and details on my website, but I'll be posting more once it's actually available. https://www.replicaspeedsters.com
Contact me if you might be interested.
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Had the wheels on my Black Vintage Super Widebody polished today and they look like mirrors. WOW! Here's a short video.
@Troy Sloan posted:Had the wheels on my Black Vintage Super Widebody polished today and they look like mirrors. WOW! Here's a short video.
What did you use to polish?
@calmotion posted:What did you use to polish?
I guess "spit" & polish is passe nowadays 
....is that because of the COVID-19? 
@Napa Paul that might be the magic potent formula 😎👍🤘😀
I take them to a local company that specializes in polishing aluminum semi truck wheels and tank. $75 each, but he does a phenomenal job.
There is great polish "White Diamond" metal polish it's in silver and white bottle and is the consistency of milk. I also buy two sets of Harbor Freight's imitation lambs wool buffing wheels . Wearing a mask, a long long sleeve shirt and gloves, I wipe the polish on in a 6" area waiting a minute for it to activate wit the aluminum. Then lightly rub the surface with a cloth it quickly turns black, wipe that excess away with a paper towel , using a 4" lambs wool wheel in cordless drill buff it up. Use a 2nd clean wheel and lightly run back over the area and final clean buff with a tee shirt. Windshield frame takes about 15 minutes and four wheels similar to Troy's takes about 2-1/2 to 3 hours. Total material cost is under $25.
That right there, DIY. Love it, Alan.
I've had the same metal tube of Blue Magic polish for 35 years. That stuff is good, too.
Thanks for the message Alan Merklin, as usual you have the right ones also ! This is an example of why someone should join this group as a supporting member. There is so much valued information here that is shared.
Interesting. I waited while he polished them and it took him 15 minutes each.
Sorry forgot that we shouldn't post discussions in classifieds.
