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New England Wire Wheel
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justin_mercier
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Sorry for not seeing this earlier. Fred Belanger the owner and sole worker of Wheel Repair Service of New England is a fantastic guy,and one of the best there is for wire wheels. I had him do the work for the wheels for my car. He's not cheap, but he is the best. Every time I've been to his shop he's been working on restoration of old 20s and 30s wire wheels from all over the world that have been sent to him because no one else could do the work. He's been doing nothing but wire wheels for almost 50 years now. His phone number has changed though and may not be listed properly on his site. It's now 508-832-3222 The old number was for the House of Wheels, a store he used to own but no longer does.