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    1. 01-24-2006 #1
      Chopt49
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      I need to know who makes this wheel - HELP

      I need to know who makes this wheel. Can anybody help me out. I snapped this pic at a local Rod show last summer and now I want to buy some of these for Project '49.

      Any help would be great.

      Thanks guys, and I love this forum!

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    3. 01-25-2006 #2
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      Tiller Fl

      Looks like the budnik Tiller fatlip BUT it is not. This wheel has rivets in the rim and has a magnesium type of look to it?? I would be curious to know as well. Here is a pic of the budnik wheel just in case you want to compare it.

      http://www.budnik.com/roadwheelitem....5&pid=572&pg=3
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    4. 01-25-2006 #3
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      Could it possibly be a Forgeline?
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    5. 01-25-2006 #4
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      Intro......I blew the pics up! Circle on the center cap gives it away

      http://www.introwheels.com/pages/w_e...gt_sport.shtml

      his have a powder coated center of course

      looks like they changed the rivets
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    6. 01-25-2006 #5
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      Okay Thanks Travis B...

      I am all over these now!

      Here are two more - one side and the logo closeup - I could not tell the brand..I knew you all would!



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    7. 01-25-2006 #6
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      I agree that they are Intro's they are also really close to the HRE C22 wheel. I know HRE wheels are trick wheels. I have never seen a Intro wheel in person so I have no comparision there.
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      Intro makes a nice wheel, and they are very easy to work with.
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    9. 01-25-2006 #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by jakespeeds
      I agree that they are Intro's they are also really close to the HRE C22 wheel. I know HRE wheels are trick wheels. I have never seen a Intro wheel in person so I have no comparision there.

      Intro makes quality stuff we have dealt with them many times!
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    10. 01-25-2006 #9
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      what kinda car are those on? a coupe?
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    11. 01-25-2006 #10
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      Quote Originally Posted by TonyL
      what kinda car are those on? a coupe?

      A very sinister 46 chevy coupe....
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    12. 01-26-2006 #11
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      http://streetrodderweb.com/features/0308sr_style/ Here's the link to that 46 Chevy from Street Rodder magazine. Lots more info and pictures. Real nice car - enjoy!
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      Intro's

      If you go with Intro you will not go wrong! I am very please with my wheels.
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    14. 01-26-2006 #13
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      What/who is the best place/person to buy Intro's from? I really like the wheels, but the $2400 retail on their website for 18's is a little out of my budget. Is it possible to get them cheaper?
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    15. 01-28-2006 #14
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      They are factory direct. I inquired about selling there wheels here in the midwest. No go. They make a quality rim. Cheaper.....maybe Travis has better advise on that one.
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      "...as are Toyo-wrapped Intro wheels (18x7 and 20x9)."
      From the caption on streetrodder website.
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    17. 02-12-2006 #16
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      I got those wheels in 17" and like to know how those guys change the rivets on theirs. Mine does not look as prety as those.
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    18. 02-12-2006 #17
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      That's cool. They look ALOT like the Boyds I was looking at buying, but whenn I contacted them I found that they didn't sell them smaller than 19's anymore. I will look into the Intros now! Thanks for the tip!!

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    19. 02-12-2006 #18
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      woah they do look alike, except into's have 25 rivets and boyds have 30 lol im bored
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