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Although I like the look of the spinners on the bullitt wheels, are they really retro from a classic stang? All I can remember growing up was how cool the spinners on the vette were (functional too!), but I don't ever remember seeing spinners on a mustang; Shelby perhaps?
Just curious. :scratch:
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Originally posted by 69stang351w@June 26, 2005, 7:24 AM
I remember in 1966 my Dad taking delivery of a 66 with spinners!
Back then everyone had them as an option!
Happy Trails!!!
I remember in 1966 my Dad taking delivery of a 66 with spinners!
Back then everyone had them as an option!
Happy Trails!!!
Cool. Thanks! Now, if only the 18" 64W option is a bullitt and comes with spinners....
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Originally posted by Dusty1@June 26, 2005, 5:10 AM
Although I like the look of the spinners on the bullitt wheels, are they really retro from a classic stang? All I can remember growing up was how cool the spinners on the vette were (functional too!), but I don't ever remember seeing spinners on a mustang; Shelby perhaps?
Just curious. :scratch:
Although I like the look of the spinners on the bullitt wheels, are they really retro from a classic stang? All I can remember growing up was how cool the spinners on the vette were (functional too!), but I don't ever remember seeing spinners on a mustang; Shelby perhaps?
Just curious. :scratch:
I think the spinners look cool. Have you guys seen the new Halibrand wheels on the 05 Mustang? I saw this car on Ebay in May, and really thought these wheels looked incredible! They are available through Discount Tire's website. I think when I priced them out, the 18" rims w/tires came out to $2k. The spinners were not listed on the website, so those may need to be purchased through Halibrand separately. (they have a website too, but again, the spinners were not listed)
Either way, I think this is the way I would go.....retro, but very cool!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...Bay_Pr2_PcY_BIN
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From: St.Thomas ,Ontario, CANADA
My first Mustang ,a rangoon red coupe, came from the factory in 1965 with hubcaps. The next upgrade was hubcaps with spinners,then styled steel wheels. Fortunately, a buddy was working at Ford and conned the supplier into sending him four. That's how I got mine.
I ordered my 67,390 vert, with dog dish caps and replaced them with an after market wheel similar to today's bullits and a spinner. To me the spinners on my bullits were a must and I ordered them and the factory exhaust tips as my first custom touches. Mustangs and spinners do go together IMO .
I ordered my 67,390 vert, with dog dish caps and replaced them with an after market wheel similar to today's bullits and a spinner. To me the spinners on my bullits were a must and I ordered them and the factory exhaust tips as my first custom touches. Mustangs and spinners do go together IMO .
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Originally posted by H60Dog@June 26, 2005, 1:40 PM
My parents '66 had hub caps with spinners.
My parents '66 had hub caps with spinners.
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