View Poll Results: Favorite Sixty Six & Seven Wheel Types
Plain Steel Wheel / Poverty Caps 14 11.76%
Factory Wheel Covers 4 3.36%
Rally I Wheels 45 37.82%
Rally II Wheels 13 10.92%
Hurst Wheels 12 10.08%
Torq Thrust Wheels 14 11.76%
Gasser Type Wheels 0 0%
Cragar Mag Wheels 19 15.97%
Custom 16" and higher Wheels 2 1.68%
Other 3 2.52%
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Old 01-11-2009, 04:31 PM
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Torq Thrust Ds or Cragars are my choice. But seeing my car came with the Cragars, I'll stay with them... they've grown on me and I can't see replacing them now. 15x8s on the rear and 14x6s on the front.
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You have WAY too many cars...

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Bart

You have WAY too many cars...
Paul,
The '69 Firebird belongs to my brother and the '70 T-37 was sold a few years back and ended up in the hands of PY member goatless (Jeremy). And I still have too many.

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You have WAY too many cars...
You don't have enough!

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You don't have enough!
Oh whatever!!!

My next car would be a 64 LeMans post coupe or a '64 GTO post coupe OR...a 1970 Mustang Boss 302.

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My next car would be a 64 LeMans post coupe or a '64 GTO post coupe OR...a 1970 Mustang Boss 302.
Now, that would definitely be one too many.

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Now, that would definitely be one too many.
That's the only non-Pontiac I'd ever consider buying. It's that racing heritage thing that does it for me! Ford won the SCCA Trans-Am series in 1970 with the 302 Boss...

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just put these on my car earlier this year. Need to get center caps but I want to make a set of flat caps not the kind that you get that stick out
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Now, that would definitely be one too many.
I was never a "Mustang" guy, but I found myself looking at '67-68 Mustangs lately. I couldn't own one with a Ford motor, though. Mine would have an LSx or a BBC.

I find it a sin to put a Chevy motor in a Buick/Olds/Pontiac, but I find it perfectly acceptable to put a Chevy motor in a Ford product. I'd put a Chrysler motor in it if I had to.

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I have to admit to an admiration for the '65/'66 Fastback GT...but I could never be satisfied with owning one myself as long as I knew I could sell it and buy a nice '67/'68 Firebird 400 or early '70s TA or something/anything like that.

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