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hey, look in my garage at pic. Bought this car, but don't like the wheels...looking to get rid of them. Anyone know anything about them? Looking to sell them.
I'm interested in purchasing wheels like PJX5X has on his car.
 

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What wheels???
 
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ya didn't look at pic in the my garage section...did ya? or is it not showing up? because it shows up when I click on it.
 

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65stanger said:
What wheels???
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they look like reproductions of the 1970 shelby wheels. I think they look great, or maybe I just appreciate the heritage that goes with them.
 

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Those look like they are Kelsey Hayes Mag Star wheels...
 
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thanks coupe, I appreciate u posting a pic for me.
 

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Here's a 67' GT-500 with them on it...

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Keep-em, they look great.
 

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They sell new for $324.95 a wheel from Mustangs Unlimited...

http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/it...s+&+Brakes&subCategory=Wheels&CatKey=EMUSTANG

 

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ya'll don't think these would look good on my car? just don't know what it is about the ones on the car right now...too thin or something.
 

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kmterrill

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I like the looks of the Mag Star wheels, but it's your car. If I were to change I wouldn't use a modern knock off of the Torque Thrust...

I'd get the original...


http://www.americanracing.com/wheel...desc=1-piece painted/machined alloy&section=V

or the D


http://www.americanracing.com/wheel...esc=1-piece alloy, non-clear coated&section=V
 

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They look to be 16" wheels as well. I like 'em. The late model Bullits, I don't like, not on a classic anyways.

The original Torque Thrusts wouldn't be bad either.

If you're going to sell them, I'd bet a guy with a Shelby or a Shelby clone would buy them.

Or you can just ship them to me.
 
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thanks for the responses. I should've clarified that the pic that I put of the wheels is not necessarily the one I was interested in...just the look of it. Thanks kmterrill. My husband and I both like the wheels you picked out!!
 
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oh yeah and my intention is to sell the wheels once I decide on a new set.
 

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Could those wheels be from the 2003 Mach 1?

On my 68, I had 15" Magnums, liked the look...



And my 69 had the Torque Thrust style wheels..

 

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Too deep of a dish to be from a new car, plus the grove down the middle of the spokes.

I think they look great on that car and wouldn't change a thing. I've never seen a set like those (bigger than 15") on a non Shelby car, but I'm all about not trying to look like the next guy.
 
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