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10-16-2006 #41
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Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Nice Stuff
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10-17-2006 #42
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i shoulda bought CHROME wtf...........im very upset because its so hard to keep polished wheels clean when u drive a car everyday in the rain and dirt.
i how deep is the lip on the 20x10 i was tryin to get those but they werent ready to be shipped at my time of purchase
realy wish my car could handle 20's n 22's
10-17-2006 #43
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Yeah the painted ones look like a good option for a daiky driven car.
ANybody has pics of grey Coys ?1970 chevelle - awaiting heart transplant
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Look on page 2. Tim
10-17-2006 #45
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I meant on a car
Originally Posted by PRRC
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from coy's site. There are others under the "gallery" section. If you you'd like jfman, I'll photoshop the high res ones from Tim's site onto your car of choice.
/am going with PRRC for my wheels from now on also.Tony Langlois
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10-17-2006 #47
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I would love to see them on a red 1970 chevelle. Originally Posted by TonyL
from coy's site. There are others under the "gallery" section. If you you'd like jfman, I'll photoshop the high res ones from Tim's site onto your car of choice.1970 chevelle - awaiting heart transplant
10-17-2006 #48
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(not the best photoshop I've done.)
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10-17-2006 #49
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Thanks !
I'm thinking I should go with the polished instead... Those chevelles have big chrome bumpers and seems like grey wheels are out of place on that car.... hmmmmm...1970 chevelle - awaiting heart transplant
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That was exactly my line of thinking also. I ended up going with chrome.
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Tony beat me to it but here is a set we just sold to a customer. 18x8 and 18x9.5
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I have them on my 56' 18's and 20's...picture is in my sig...
1955 Chevy 150
http://imageshack.com/a/img911/7169/QLWsvk.jpg
1968 Camaro
http://imageshack.com/a/img901/7223/twfpl9.jpg
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Hey guys just alittle heads up.We just recieved word from Coys that there will be a price increase on NOV.1 Not sure of all the details yet. But if your on the fence now would be a good time. Thanks Tim
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darn that sucks.....i wish i had got chrome i hate polishing........
But do you have any idea how big that tire is on that chevelle
i love the way it sits....
if they had 20 x10's in stock i would have had a lip like that
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Is your price the same as theirs ? Originally Posted by PRRC
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Well........ Yes and No. This answer keeps me out of trouble. LOL. Need a better explination give me a call and I will expain. 317 541-9590
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So what would a set of two 18x8 and two 18x9.5 C5's cost? (4.5" & 5"BS) Originally Posted by PRRC
Oh and the most important, do you ship overseas?Chris
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I don't know if you've checked out Newstalgia Wheels, but in the past 6 months I've bought two sets of wheels w/ tires mounted from them and they are a first class act. Shipping was prompt and prices were great. In fact, if you buy your wheels and tires from them as a set, mounting, balancing, and shipping are free. However, proper fitment is up to you. If the combo you order doesn't fit right, I don't know what they'll do for you. Ask for Howard.
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I dont think they carry Coys?
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I have them on my 69 (see photos).
I was VERY happy with the whole expeience.
Trust me, I have pushed these wheels to the limit and have had no issues.
I mounted Nitto Extremes on them.
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=3459650
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=3459651
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=3459647
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=3459638
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