Features Pics of Rods with Chrome Steelies?

This Stude is so bad 'really like this shade of blue.

If it were mine and you were building it with my money, I would of made the rear wheels wider to give it the maximum amount of back space

 

Found the answer! I must have been working too many hours cause this thing of beauty was at this year's GNRS and built by Squeeg's Kustoms. Not sure how I missed seeing it before.
https://www.squeegskustoms.com/squeeg-jerger-s-32-roadster
Fronts are 16s wrapped in 4.50/4.75-16 Firestones (known thanks to the perfectly placed tire label in the build pic!)
Assuming for now that the rears are 15s inside piecuts.

 

These are not on it anymore.

 

My 36 coupe in 1975

 

They look fantastic! Can I ask how expensive is it to have them make wheels to your specs?

 

My 35 olds I have been building since 99

 

My 62 fairlane

 

I have looked high and low for the pictures of the first gasser I ever rode in. I was 12 (1962) it was a 55 Chevy that belonged to the son of a friend of my dad's. I went with him to pick up some new wheels for it. We went to Johnny's Chip & Peel er Speed & Chrome was the cheapest place to get chrome wheels in SoCal. They'd get junkyard wheels and send them down to Mexico to be reversed/widened/chromed. It was always a crap shoot if they were true. In the 70s they became a big VW parts supplier.

 

Seems black and chrome are a popular choice. Mine.