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Where is everyone buying wheels?

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Lay It

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Hi, I was just wondering where everyone is buying their wheels from. I remember I was once on a web site with replica wheels but they had all sorts of backspacing to choose from. I really would like a set of 17X8 black cobra wheels. If anyone has any information please help me out. Thanks
 
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bnickel

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is this the place?

http://replicawheels.com/
 

68keyblr

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also try newstalgia wheel:

www.newstalgiawheel.com
 
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1965-Mustang

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Second Newstalgia. I bought my wheels there and it was a good buy.

www.newstalgiawheel.com
 

4MuscleMachines

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Newstalgia is a great place to buy. But after choosing a wheel, look it up at Summit Racing as well, Summits' prices are usually even cheaper for the same wheel. A friend saved over $600 on a set of four billet Magnums on Summit over Newstalgia.
 
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BB1966

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Ebay.... If you cant find wheels on there you like no one makes them.
 

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I also used Newstalgia for my wheels there prices are fair.
 
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I have found no prices or service better than Newstalgia and I may be the cheapest human being in America.
 

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+1 Summit. They usually sell cheaper than the company who makes the wheel. Also if you buy tires from Summit they will mount and balabce for 10 bucks each.
 
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19stang66

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www.customwheelsmarket.com They also have an ebay store.
 

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Got my TTIIs from Newstalgia. Very happy with them. Howard gave me a discount for being a member on this forum. Fast shipping and good people=good reputation.
 

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Newstalgia has good prices, and great customer service. I got Wheel Vintiques billet magnums for the Mach1 from them, and just recently went back to them for a set of Billet Specialties Fastlanes for the '68. Both times the wheels and tires were shipped ahead of schedule, and arrived in perfect condition.
 
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