Stripes/Wheels
#1
Anyone give me some advice on what size wheels would be good for the V6 and a good vinyl stripe kit to buy? Anybody got any experience with any vendors (baltimore street, etc...)?
Thanx in advance
Frank
Thanx in advance
Frank
#2
Well i've always been a big fan of painting stripes (looks more sleek). As for wheels i plan to upgrade mine to the 2006 polished 18" wheels. these look great and still retain the classic feel. however i aint the most experieced round her.
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#3
Baltimore Street Mods is good. I've seen two cars done with their kits, and both look great! Tony (sixtysix) and Daryl (dmon2000) used them. I got mine done at a local graphics place.
For the wheels I bought silver Bullit ones from the Ford Racing catalog and put Nitto tires on them. Made a huge difference in looks, ride and handling. Good luck in your choices!
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For the wheels I bought silver Bullit ones from the Ford Racing catalog and put Nitto tires on them. Made a huge difference in looks, ride and handling. Good luck in your choices!
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#4
Originally posted by azlitigator@July 28, 2005, 8:47 PM
Baltimore Street Mods is good. I've seen two cars done with their kits, and both look great! Tony (sixtysix) and Daryl (dmon2000) used them. I got mine done at a local graphics place.
For the wheels I bought silver Bullit ones from the Ford Racing catalog and put Nitto tires on them. Made a huge difference in looks, ride and handling. Good luck in your choices!
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Baltimore Street Mods is good. I've seen two cars done with their kits, and both look great! Tony (sixtysix) and Daryl (dmon2000) used them. I got mine done at a local graphics place.
For the wheels I bought silver Bullit ones from the Ford Racing catalog and put Nitto tires on them. Made a huge difference in looks, ride and handling. Good luck in your choices!
![04](https://themustangsource.com/forums/images/smilies/04.gif)
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#5
#6
I saw that site as well and considered getting the kit, but having never done this before was scared that I'd screw up one piece and have to order another kit for just one piece. I Think I'm gonna pay to have a pro do mine.
On the other question I'm planning on going with the Black Bullitt wheels (to go with the black stripes I'm planning on doing.)
On the other question I'm planning on going with the Black Bullitt wheels (to go with the black stripes I'm planning on doing.)
#8
Water and the solution you mix up is your friend. Keep em wet and you can fiddle with them for hours before doing the final squeegie. It's not that bad, if I can do it, anybody can ![Thumb](https://themustangsource.com/forums/images/smilies/thumb.gif)
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#10
Originally posted by gabriel05@July 29, 2005, 7:43 AM
I saw that site as well and considered getting the kit, but having never done this before was scared that I'd screw up one piece and have to order another kit for just one piece. I Think I'm gonna pay to have a pro do mine.
On the other question I'm planning on going with the Black Bullitt wheels (to go with the black stripes I'm planning on doing.)
I saw that site as well and considered getting the kit, but having never done this before was scared that I'd screw up one piece and have to order another kit for just one piece. I Think I'm gonna pay to have a pro do mine.
On the other question I'm planning on going with the Black Bullitt wheels (to go with the black stripes I'm planning on doing.)
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