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    1. 03-04-2005 #1
      JJSmitches
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      17" wheel deal on ebay

      What do you guys think of these wheels that are listed on ebay right now???

      Im thinking it might be a decent way to upgrade from 15" wheels to 17" wheels on my Chevelle.

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    3. 03-04-2005 #2
      JJSmitches
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      I suppose a link would help

      http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...959527008&rd=1
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    4. 03-04-2005 #3
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      Sounds like a decent deal to me,,if you like that style.
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    5. 03-05-2005 #4
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      I like 'em, but I would want to know who built them first. They look like the late-model Mustang Bullit wheels, but with a different bolt-pattern and backspacing to work on a GM car.
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    6. 03-06-2005 #5
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      i like them and a good price. put a 225 in the front and a 255 out back should be good.
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    7. 03-07-2005 #6
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      Sounds like a good deal to me
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    8. 03-15-2005 #7
      ss dave
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      I bought a set of those wheels. All aluminum and shaped like my chrome Cragars. The only dissapointment was they are lighter in color than the Ebay ad. Almost a lite gray color not charcoal or the dark gray as in the pics, but they are starting to grow on me and I'll probably keep them.
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    9. 03-15-2005 #8
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      do you have any pics would love to see them
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    10. 03-15-2005 #9
      JJSmitches
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      I had to pass when the seller told me they were 30+ pounds per wheel :(
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    11. 03-22-2005 #10
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      I'll snap some pics when I get back home. dave
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