Where to get Chrome bullit rims that...........
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I would seriously spend the extra money and just get the 18x9's and new tires.
If you can't afford them, then I would wait until you can.
You're other option is to take your stock wheels and have them chromed by a chrome shop. Hopefully there is one near you and they can do them in a few days.
If you can't afford them, then I would wait until you can.
You're other option is to take your stock wheels and have them chromed by a chrome shop. Hopefully there is one near you and they can do them in a few days.
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M-1007-T178C from Ford Racing 2005 CHROME MUSTANG GT WHEEL
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WOW, Ford is proud of those wheels, look at the price.
There's someone on the forum here who can get Ford parts for a good price but I can't remember who it is now, I think he works at a dealership.
Found him, its 05stangkc
There's someone on the forum here who can get Ford parts for a good price but I can't remember who it is now, I think he works at a dealership.
Found him, its 05stangkc
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Saw a seller on ebay a while back who was basically offering to send you chromed stock bullets, and you would return your unchromed stock bullets back to him (plus pay money for the chroming). Thought it was a neat idea - keeps you from having to wait a few days for a shop to do it. $500 to make all 4 wheels chrome. Not bad. Here's the link to that thread:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index....opic=27002&hl=
Can't promise the ebay link there still works...
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index....opic=27002&hl=
Can't promise the ebay link there still works...
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I don't know if you would be interested in these rene' but "dswhalen" /dave has a set of crome craggar rims and the v6 spinners fit! As to what size they are I don't know ...here's a pic of his car if your still interested I'm sure you could pm him.
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Be careful when buying Cragars. First they're technically not Cragars any more. Cragar licensed the name to another company thats simply putting the Cragar name on them. Second when I inquired about purchasing them at Discount tire a while back I was told that the Cragar distributor offered to sell them to me for $100 per wheel. After placing my order, however, the distributor recanted their quote and re-quoted them at $235 per wheel. They're beautiful wheels but not worth that price. :notnice:
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