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Fritz Kempf · 10 September 2004, 08:13 PM

For you guys having a hard time finding wheels; you should contact Roger Freeman in TX. I bought mine from him and I'm very happy with them. As far as historically correct goes, I would have to say there better than anything I have seen out there. They come smooth (no sanding of tread required), bronze bushed and painted to the right color. What more could you ask for?

This links you to a picture of my wheels:

http://vintageaviation.net/edsflugzeugwerke4.htm

This is Rogers site:

http://www.vintageaviation.org/

He doesn't advertise the wheels on his site (though he should, I know I have gotten enough emails about them) so don't look. You need to contact him directly.

Ps. my site is badly out of date and needs to be updated so most of the other info is not correct. Oh, and I guess I'm the only one that started with the Steel first.... Can you say Wood Butcher???? :P

10 September 2004, 08:13 PM	#111 (permalink)
Fritz Kempf Two-seater Pilot Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Connecticut, USA Posts: 283	For you guys having a hard time finding wheels; you should contact Roger Freeman in TX. I bought mine from him and I'm very happy with them. As far as historically correct goes, I would have to say there better than anything I have seen out there. They come smooth (no sanding of tread required), bronze bushed and painted to the right color. What more could you ask for? This links you to a picture of my wheels: http://vintageaviation.net/edsflugzeugwerke4.htm This is Rogers site: http://www.vintageaviation.org/ He doesn't advertise the wheels on his site (though he should, I know I have gotten enough emails about them) so don't look. You need to contact him directly. Ps. my site is badly out of date and needs to be updated so most of the other info is not correct. Oh, and I guess I'm the only one that started with the Steel first.... Can you say Wood Butcher???? :P