Im so tempted... New wheels.
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I don't want to spend a bunch of money, I really don't but then I keep finding my self browsing for wheels..
darn YOU EBAY!!
Im still resisting but I suspect that sometime in the next 6 months my resolve will fail.
I feel sorry for my savings account, It wont know what hit it.
I don't want to spend a bunch of money, I really don't but then I keep finding my self browsing for wheels..
darn YOU EBAY!!
Im still resisting but I suspect that sometime in the next 6 months my resolve will fail.
I feel sorry for my savings account, It wont know what hit it.
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I think Cragars would be nice. My old '69 I had them on it.
Here is a chop someone did a while back of an '05 with them on it.
In this chop, they look like 15's though. If they were 17" or 18", it would look better.
Here is a chop someone did a while back of an '05 with them on it.
In this chop, they look like 15's though. If they were 17" or 18", it would look better.
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Pull the trigger Klous, I think they would look kick hiney on Sonic Blue.
Remember the old keystones. I wonder what a set of 18's would like like on a stang. I had them on my 76 Torino, they were sharp
Remember the old keystones. I wonder what a set of 18's would like like on a stang. I had them on my 76 Torino, they were sharp
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Originally posted by Bookman@April 28, 2005, 5:18 PM
Pull the trigger Klous, I think they would look kick hiney on Sonic Blue.
Remember the old keystones. I wonder what a set of 18's would like like on a stang. I had them on my 76 Torino, they were sharp
Pull the trigger Klous, I think they would look kick hiney on Sonic Blue.
Remember the old keystones. I wonder what a set of 18's would like like on a stang. I had them on my 76 Torino, they were sharp
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Originally posted by Bookman@April 28, 2005, 4:18 PM
Pull the trigger Klous, I think they would look kick hiney on Sonic Blue.
Pull the trigger Klous, I think they would look kick hiney on Sonic Blue.
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Originally posted by acadian@April 28, 2005, 6:16 PM
That is "adrenalin" and those are American Racing Torq Thrust II wheels. I love those wheels too.
That is "adrenalin" and those are American Racing Torq Thrust II wheels. I love those wheels too.
Originally posted by acadian@April 28, 2005, 10:57 AM
I don't think Cragar wheels belong on a Mustang... those are Chevy/Mopar wheels. Just get some Bullitts. You can get some chrome 18x9 bullitts for about the same price.
I don't think Cragar wheels belong on a Mustang... those are Chevy/Mopar wheels. Just get some Bullitts. You can get some chrome 18x9 bullitts for about the same price.
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Looks nice, maybe you want to check out American Racing too? 
They have some nice retro design, and Discount Tire will give you a trade in for your stock wheels/tires. They gave me $400 for my stock tires/wheels...
They have some nice retro design, and Discount Tire will give you a trade in for your stock wheels/tires. They gave me $400 for my stock tires/wheels...
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Back in the day Cragar S/S were a kool wheel for any vehicle. I think the orginal would be a very good choice. These appear to be a knock off. As are the Cobra wheels on their site. The last time I checked Cragar did not make an 18 X 9. Just my
$.02 here.
As are the Cobra wheels on their site. The last time I checked Cragar did not make an 18 X 9. Just my $.02 here.
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Originally posted by Badsnke98@April 28, 2005, 8:48 PM
Back in the day Cragar S/S were a kool wheel for any vehicle. I think the orginal would be a very good choice. These appear to be a knock off. As are the Cobra wheels on their site. The last time I checked Cragar did not make an 18 X 9. Just my
$.02 here.
Back in the day Cragar S/S were a kool wheel for any vehicle. I think the orginal would be a very good choice. These appear to be a knock off.
As are the Cobra wheels on their site. The last time I checked Cragar did not make an 18 X 9. Just my $.02 here.
I would love to get some wheels and tires, and I will do it. The temptation is to buy them now, and although I have the money I don't want to spend it, when I have twice as much as I do now in savings I will consider it.
Wheel and Tires I totaled to be $1,618
For the rubber was thinking
BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW-2
255/45-18 up front
285/40-18 out back.
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Originally posted by klous+April 29, 2005, 8:45 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(klous @ April 29, 2005, 8:45 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Badsnke98@April 28, 2005, 8:48 PM
Back in the day Cragar S/S were a kool wheel for any vehicle. I think the orginal would be a very good choice. These appear to be a knock off. As are the Cobra wheels on their site. The last time I checked Cragar did not make an 18 X 9. Just my
$.02 here.
Back in the day Cragar S/S were a kool wheel for any vehicle. I think the orginal would be a very good choice. These appear to be a knock off.
As are the Cobra wheels on their site. The last time I checked Cragar did not make an 18 X 9. Just my $.02 here.
I would love to get some wheels and tires, and I will do it. The temptation is to buy them now, and although I have the money I don't want to spend it, when I have twice as much as I do now in savings I will consider it.
Wheel and Tires I totaled to be like $1,618
For the rubber was thinking
BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW-2
55/45-18 up front
285/40-18 out back.
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http://www.cragar.com/