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What do you guys think of these wheels?

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68GT500KR_Vert

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CS 67


http://carrollshelbywheels.com/cs67.htm



http://carrollshelbywheels.com/cs66.htm
http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=CS66C+01

I'd go 18 x 8.5 in front & 18 x 9.5 in the rear.

Not sure what tires yet & it seems like you can only get them through the ford dealers.

I was looking at the Vintage Wheel Work ones and they keep saying they are comin gout with 18", but i like these better.
 
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I like em, wanna see em on a car though.
 

ratio411

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Of those, I like the top row, mainly the 2 on the right.
The bottom row I dislike altogether.

If I had to choose my favorite modern interpritation of a classic Shelby rim, I would say the Wheel Vintiques (I think that's the brand) billet Magstars. Hands down over any of those 6.
 
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ratio411 said:
Of those, I like the top row, mainly the 2 on the right.
The bottom row I dislike altogether.

If I had to choose my favorite modern interpritation of a classic Shelby rim, I would say the Wheel Vintiques (I think that's the brand) billet Magstars. Hands down over any of those 6.
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Dave, the top ones are 68 shelby style 10 spokes and the bottom are 66 style 10 spokes. the ones you are referring to are the 67 Kelsey Hayes MagStar style 5 spoke (really a 10 spoke since it is a spilt 5 spoke) Wheel Vintiques calls the them the Marodder because these wheels were also used on the 69 Mercury Maruader.
 

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bnickel said:
Dave, the top ones are 68 shelby style 10 spokes and the bottom are 66 style 10 spokes. the ones you are referring to are the 67 Kelsey Hayes MagStar style 5 spoke (really a 10 spoke since it is a spilt 5 spoke) Wheel Vintiques calls the them the Marodder because these wheels were also used on the 69 Mercury Maruader.
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Hmmm, I never realized there were 2 varieties of Shelby 10 spokes.
I knew that they were trying to modernize the 10 spoke though.
I don't like the way the bottom version wraps to the rim.
I like the very defined end of the spokes on the first ones.
Makes them look sharp.

Yeah, I was aware of the Magstar thing. I just couldn't remember for sure who was making the modernized version.

The Marauder used a Magstar, but fwiw, the dish area around the lugs is larger than the Shelby version. They pass fine as Shelby parts to anyone but concours judges though.

I will probably never be lucky enough to own a Shelby, so I'll settle for some sort of Magstars on a Ford someday.
 

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Hey, I just looked at the site...
These are all for new Stangs.
The backspace issue alone would be he!! to work out on a classic. Unless of course you don't mind spacers.
 

68GT500KR_Vert

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my setup

is a Mustang II front end with 2" drop spindles and a coilover back end. I'm pretty sure the spacing isn't stock anymore anyway.

I like the CS67s because it looks like the Vintage Wheel Work ones that are $350/wheel. They are the same price and I get them chromed at the same price.



http://www.vintagewheelworks.com/products/wheels/v50/17x9.5

I also like the Fikse Profil 5s:


and the Intro Retros:

http://www.introwheels.com/pages/w_xlr/retro.php

and Intro Torinos:

http://www.introwheels.com/pages/w_xlr/torino.php
 

68GT500KR_Vert

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Also

the intro Emtions:
http://www.introwheels.com/pages/w_exposed_5/emotion_5.php


The Budnick Colbalts:

http://www.budnik.com/roadwheelitem.asp?scid=53&pid=517&pg=2

The Boze Speedster:

http://www.newstalgiawheel.com/wheel_detail.asp?subcat2=1062&subcat3=1062110
 
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Me likey.....retro, yet modern.
 
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I like the CS 67 the 2nd and third one.
 
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i don't know, i like the VWW version better with that deep dish but that's just me
 

68GT500KR_Vert

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Here ya go

the 2008 GT500KR wheel

Alcoa Wheel:
20x9 Shelby forged wheel
Shelby forged wheel with durabright technology



http://www.shelbyperformanceparts.com/SQLCart/Images/Large/100222.jpg

That would kinda neat 40 years apart, but upgraded. I'm wanting to do Silver too with a black cloth top.
 

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I really like the VWW V60's

 
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Wow, you guys have got some good taste. I like all the wheels pictured in this thread.
 

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If only the CS 67's came chrome with black on the spoke inserts.
 

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Z06killinSBF said:
If only the CS 67's came chrome with black on the spoke inserts.
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Well, you could paint them, or take them to a vinyl sign shop and have black stripes installed...
 

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ratio411 said:
Well, you could paint them, or take them to a vinyl sign shop and have black stripes installed...
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That would look sweet. Do those!!!
 

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joesgt281 said:
I really like the VWW V60's

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These do the trick for me. They give me wood.
 
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