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I did a search but could not see what I needed to see.

I have an 02 GT. I am going to use the bullitt wheels from that car on my 67. Can someone with late model bullitt (anthracite) wheels on a 67-68 please post some pics and let me know what size spacer and tire size you are using.

Thank you.

 

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Here ya go Buzz

 

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Wise choice, I love that style of wheel on these cars.

 

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Thanks Sal.

I took two wheels from the 02 off and put them on the 67...I LIKE IT.

What size adapter do you recommend?? I am thinking the one inch from maximummotorsports.com....or the one from M+. Not sure.

 

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1" you can find them on ebay also cheaper.

Or a local swapmeet.

 

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swapmeet??? what is that..no such creature out here in the styx. Maybe if I take the 3 hour drive to Seattle over a mountain pass....

 

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67, Im in the tacoma area, do you ever go to Mustang Ranch up in eatonville?

 

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No. Where the heck is Eatonville??

 

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lol, thats what I said at first. Its a ways past puyallup, east I believe.

 

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I agree with you the bullit rims are where its at on the classics. I have a 66GT coupe and at the moment it has no rims. I want to fit some larger bullit rims on like maybe some 17 or 18 x 9's whats involved in that? Did the rims fit your car initially? What do you need the spacer for? Noone has really been able to help me with this I keep getting diffrent answers which is why my pretty car still has no rims......

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Hey stang19666 check out www.customwheelsmarket.com. Bullitt replicas for cheap. I bought the chrome 17x8"s and love em.

 

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66stangbluework said:

lol, thats what I said at first. Its a ways past puyallup, east I believe.

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I know where it is at now that you give a general direction. No, I have not been there. That is still 3 hours from me. Especially trying to get over the passes.

 

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the 17 x 8's fit with no problem? I really want those 17 x 10.5 deep dish bullitt rims but I know those would need to be custom installed, I was thinking about 9's in the front

 

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10.5s?!? Could you use an adapter plate?? Seems like as long as the backspacing is correct.