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Cheapest place to buy Bullitt Replicas?

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SLEEPERstang21

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I am looking to buy chrome Bullitt Replicas and would like to know if anyone has bought theirs (or knows where I can buy it) for a really good rate.
 

yeloxr7

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Check out AFS Wheels' eBay store. The owner is one of the best people I know of to deal with in this sort of stuff.

http://stores.ebay.com/AFS-Wheels_AFS-Bullitt-Wheels_W0QQcolZ2QQdirZQ2d1QQfsubZ9QQftidZ1QQtZkm
 
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ForceFed70

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Got mine off of ebay...sorry can't remember the company, but they were based out of Saratosa Florida. OEWheels or something like that.

Took them 10 days before they finally shipped the wheels, but otherwise everything was great. Wheels look mint.
 
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www.customwheelsmarket.com Free and fast shipping. I love the wheels. I think it was about $600 or less for all 4 wheels.

Edit: I just looked at their webpage and they are going for $175 each now. I think they've gone up in price since I bought mine last year.
 
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Ooooooooooooh...just bought my set of tires and rims! Got them at Customwheelsmarket.com $1000 out the door for Chrome 17x8 Bullitt reps with Kumho Ecstas 245/45/17. Thanks guys! They're actually a little cheaper when you call them... Ricky's the man!
 

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Why was this moved? There are several others that have to do with Ebay ads that are nothing but talk. Texas Mustangs has wheel with correct back spacing for classics. Most others need spacers.
 

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Good question - why the move?
 
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