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thenewguy65

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Can someone tell me the type of wheels on the Mustang in the Hedman Headers ad ? It's across from the Flaming River advertisement. I don't have a photo to post unfortunately, but if anyone has that mag maybe they can tell me.
 

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those are

http://www.vintagewheelworks.com/products/wheels/v48
 

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They look similar to those but different at the same time. Maybe it's the angle of the pic, maybe it's the finish. But the wheels on the car seem to have a slight curve to the spoke. Do the vintage 48's ?
 

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thenewguy65 said:
They look similar to those but different at the same time. Maybe it's the angle of the pic, maybe it's the finish. But the wheels on the car seem to have a slight curve to the spoke. Do the vintage 48's ?
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unless its a real Mini Lite, those are the replacements.
 

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Without actually seeing a pic, they sound like they might be PS Engineering Minilite replicas. The PSE wheels are available in larger diameters and look like legit minilites. Just a warning though... they're pricey...

Hope this helps...
 
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American Racing makes some Minilite clones now too:


http://www.americanracing.com/wheel...-piece painted center, polished rim&section=V

The orginal Minilite brand rims are also still available:


http://www.minilitewheels.com/alloywheels.htm
 
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Wonder what the American Racing version would run. Nice looking wheel.
 
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