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Old 11-29-2014, 04:05 PM
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Here is another picture. His museum has 90 cars.
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Old 11-29-2014, 04:17 PM
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Old 11-29-2014, 05:23 PM
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strange that is has both the nose bird and the hood bird - someone really liked the phoenix

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Is this the official Super Duty forum? I guess I need to shift from the Judge section to here. Getting ready to start restoration on a 73 Brewster green SD 4 spd. and will need some tech experts help. The owner wants to go with rally wheels instead of the honey's that the car came with. I guess he had one new and sold it back in the day so this is the only thing that differs from what he had. So what is the code of wheels that the 73's came with? Trim rings?

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Yes, this is the place to be, and of course it requires pics.



The wheels are HM I believe with rings.


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Is this the official Super Duty forum? I guess I need to shift from the Judge section to here. Getting ready to start restoration on a 73 Brewster green SD 4 spd. and will need some tech experts help. The owner wants to go with rally wheels instead of the honey's that the car came with. I guess he had one new and sold it back in the day so this is the only thing that differs from what he had. So what is the code of wheels that the 73's came with? Trim rings?
I'm case you missed it, you might be interested in checking out this Brewster TA
http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...d.php?t=720291

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Old 12-17-2014, 05:39 PM
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Is this the official Super Duty forum? I guess I need to shift from the Judge section to here. Getting ready to start restoration on a 73 Brewster green SD 4 spd. and will need some tech experts help. The owner wants to go with rally wheels instead of the honey's that the car came with. I guess he had one new and sold it back in the day so this is the only thing that differs from what he had. So what is the code of wheels that the 73's came with? Trim rings?
As stated already, the Rally II's would have HM stamped on them and have trim rings. What are the date codes of the Honeycombs?

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