Who else for these type of wheels?

[67FEfastback]

I have always admired the PS engineering wheels, but after 2 emails and one fax, and no replies, I've decided not to go with them.

What other companies make a similar wheel, which I can get a custom offset?

I am using the lug nuts (of course) and am looking at getting a chromed or fully polished wheel.

I've seen the American racing (shelby) wheels, but I am not as taken by the, plus I need a deeper offset on the front than they offer.

thx

[strictlypersonl]

Phil Schmidt responds best to phone calls. Call him early in the morning (like before 8am Pacific) for the best chance to connect. He'd rather build wheels than spend his work time on the phone. Good Guy.

If you want alternatives, try Vintage Wheels (vintagewheelsus.com). They make several different backspacings.

[FUNFER2]

I have Team III's. Check out my album for pics. Great people great wheels.
They're custom made have any back spacing/off set ect. that you want. It's cool that a cover goes over the lug nuts and it even has a male thread and female spinner. Looks close to a true knock-off, at least as good as it gets anyway. I really like them.

Also, you can order them fully polished or half polished.
(mine are half as I did not want too,...much bling)

[Dangerous Doug]

I have Vintage Wheels (see link in Bob's posting above). They did a custom backspacing on mine to fit my 289 FIA, and the wheels are outstanding. Service at Vintage is excellent. If not a live person, I got quick callbacks. Machining was dead-on, and leadtime was reasonable. I give Vintage Wheels US my highest recommendation.

DD

[1985 CCX]

Bob at Vintage gets my thumbs up!

[jdean]

Bob at Vintage Wheels will answer the phone or return calls quickly. Great folks to work with....great service and high quality products.

[*13*]

I have a set of PS engineering & a set of Trigo wheels. Both are great. Like bob stated above, PSE (phil schmidt) can be a little odd to contact but he is a one man show & usually quite busy. He is great to deal with, just get him on the phone. I know it's tough to understand, I didn't at first either, but he just has a lot going on. When you get his attention he is a great person to deal with.

[Got the Bug]

Originally Posted by *13*

I have a set of PS engineering & a set of Trigo wheels. Both are great. Like bob stated above, PSE (phil schmidt) can be a little odd to contact but he is a one man show & usually quite busy. He is great to deal with, just get him on the phone. I know it's tough to understand, I didn't at first either, but he just has a lot going on. When you get his attention he is a great person to deal with.

So why doesn't he just turn his email and fax machine off? In this day and age (and business environment), it doesn't make any sense at all. I guess he's as busy as he wants to be.

[*13*]

I've only met the guy a couple times. I agree his tactics are seemingly unbusiness like. I chalk it up to him being the odd artist type... Who knows why.... He was very helpful to me in building my wheels, that I can tell you.

[ratsnst1]

Originally Posted by *13*

I've only met the guy a couple times. I agree his tactics are seemingly unbusiness like. I chalk it up to him being the odd artist type... Who knows why.... He was very helpful to me in building my wheels, that I can tell you.

phill is a little hard to get a hold of I admit, but theres a reason spf uses them, the wheels are the best looking in my opinion.

[67FEfastback]

Thanks guys.
I am not knocking the other guy, however since I'm dealing internationally, I cannot afford to deal with a company which is hard to get a hold of.
I know what one man operations are like. I was one, once, although I always caught up on my paperwork and contacts at the end of the day.

I like the team III wheels also, very nice!