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Need pics of a 65 stang with 15x10 out back.

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  • Start date Start date Jul 19, 2005
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65stang289

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I just want to see what it would look like I am shopping around for rims right now.
 

iskwezm

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10" is too wide, unless your going for the 70's look all jacked up in the back.8" is what i have and its fine.
 
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65stang289

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LOL I know I like the old look. I was thinking about 8's but then again I dont know
 
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fastback brian

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15x8's will work just fine with the stock suspension.
 

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Do what you want to do, afterall it is your car. FYI though, plenty of companies now make 9" wide rims...it may be a nice way to 'bridge the gap' so to speak
 
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I had built a 65 fastback 2+2 long a go with Cragar SS 15 x 10s . I will find that photo and post it. Looked real cool I thought.
Still have it to.
 

66P51GT

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I didn't find 15x10 but did find a thread about some 18x9s.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=524955

 
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TOM B

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an old pic of an old car
 
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TOM B

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stangnet manage attachments is poor
any other way to post pics here!
 
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I've got 17 x 11 Smoothies on the back of my '66 vert...but that is all under the sheetmetal [and not on the car at present...MUCH work to do]. Basically I just have this DEEEEEP looking wheel w/ narrowed 9" rear.
 
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