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Bored with wheel combo on my 65
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I'm thinkin' something old school but won't rule out anything newer if it has the right look.
Got any suggestions? Pics? Thanks, Phil |
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Cragar Eliminator 500's. Also available in a gray center, polished center or chromed. |
Nice! I like them!
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Hard to go wrong with American Racing Torque Thrusts or Cragars, too.
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Thanks Champ - I'll check them out.
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6567, you think like I do. The piecrust/steelie/Cragar or Radir up front look killer. Probably not practical for a daily driver, but way cool.
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The car isn't very street friendly so practicality isn't one of my concerns!! LOL!
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Et makes wheels in every size and offset imaginable.
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Radirs
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Yeah, I'm considering Radirs as well.
Just found their FP customer page. Great pics here. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rides...76984762417828 |
Our 65's are almost identical so post some photos with whatever you decide. Perhaps its the old NCRS influence, but I always try to keep the cars period correct, at least in appearance. (alto' the price of repro Red Lines has now proven cost prohibitive for a driver.) I'm holding with the Rally I's (14 front 15 rear) for now, but you can't beat the flat finish grey American Rockets if you're going for a 60's look, or Crager SS's if your going for the 70's look. (Crager also made a GT that was the same chrome wheel as the SS but have semi gloss black paint in the recessed areas and around the lugs that was a cross between the two looks.)
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Sure, always look forward to dealing with PY peeps. The brushed satin Autodrags are nice too - and very light.
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