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To own one of these vintages defines what you are, how we hang around and the way you wish to be known, and Cubans will go to incredible lengths to keep their classic cars running. 1950's bumpers and tailpipes are recreated and myriad the rest are adapted. Steering wheels carved from wood, hub cabs made from aluminum cans and plastic sheets for windows are typical. While such shortcuts could be frowned upon in the United States, classic car lovers admire the Cubans' ingenuity and their ability to maintain the cars running.
Unfortunately, there is a issue with alloy wheels. While they do look good and run smoothly, they're also softer and much less durable than steel wheels. Many can be found in several parts also, that makes the challenge worse. They might be damaged easily, and replacement wheels can be extremely expensive. Replacing a damaged wheel may be the safest and most efficient solution to the issue, but why would you need to replace a wheel that is only slightly damaged? Alloy wheels may be repaired, as well as a repair will be a lot cheaper than an alternative.
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