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Help me choose my wheels 1971 Boss 351: Part2

  • Thread starter Thread starter 4MuscleMachines
  • Start date Start date Feb 21, 2006

Which wheels? Billet Magnum 500's or CCW 3 piece?

  • I prefer the billet magnums

    Votes: 10 83.3%
  • The look of the CCW is better

    Votes: 2 16.7%

  • Total voters
    12
  • Poll closed Mar 3, 2006.

4MuscleMachines

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The first time around for my 70 Boss 302, I received many responses and that really helped me decide on the 17" mini lites for that car. http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=594036

This time around I want to switch wheels on the 71 Boss 351 to 18". I am thinking the 18" billet magnum 500's or 18" CCW 3-piece wheels as shown on the second pic. The grabber yellow Mustang is the car receiving new wheels. Which would you choose and why?

Anybody want to buy my existing wheels? They are 17" salt flat wheels with powdercoated black centers and expensive Carlisle spinners, no more than 150 miles on them. With or without the Nittos.

Thx,
Frank
 

4MuscleMachines

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Here are the CCW wheels. The vette shown is just to see how they look on a yellow car.
 

5.0StangRacer

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keep the ones you got on it! but if you're bent on getting new ones the Magnum 500's, beautiful car
 
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Dan H

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  • Feb 22, 2006
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Frank,

How much do you want for the salt flats? What size are they? I may be interested.

Beautiful car, I love Yellow Boss1s!

I think Magnum 500s look good up to 16 inches, bigger than that I would go with something else. The center blackout with chrome rim always looks good on a yellow car.
 
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geordie

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5.0StangRacer said:
keep the ones you got on it! but if you're bent on getting new ones the Magnum 500's, beautiful car
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Here....here.........keep the ones you've got on the car now. Awesome ride.
 

4MuscleMachines

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Dan H said:
Frank,

How much do you want for the salt flats? What size are they? I may be interested.

Beautiful car, I love Yellow Boss1s!

I think Magnum 500s look good up to 16 inches, bigger than that I would go with something else. The center blackout with chrome rim always looks good on a yellow car.
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They are 17x8, with 245/45/17 front and 255/45/17 rear. I purchased at http://www.newstalgiawheel.com/listproducts.asp?cat=1017 for $265 each wheel, spinners were $75 each, powdercoat centers $450, for a total of $1810 for wheels and spinners. I forgot how much the Nittos were. I will take $1075 shipped to your door with tires included (already balanced).
 
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HHStang

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  • Feb 23, 2006
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I found a smokin price on a set of 17" Mach One's (Magnum 500's) at Corral.net to put on my 72 429 Mach One clone. Looks great! 18's might even be better.
 
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Dan H

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  • Feb 23, 2006
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Frank,

How many miles on the Nittos?

What is the best way to contact you?

Do you have Paypal?
 

4MuscleMachines

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Same as the wheels, under 150 miles. You have a PM.
 
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