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11-27-2006 #1
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Help - Who makes these rims?
I saw this car a Sema in the Fesler Booth. I don't recognize the wheel manufacturer by the symbol on the center caps? Who makes these wheels?
http://www.feslerproductions.com/196...r%20Camaro.htm
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11-27-2006 #2
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Those wheels are asantiwheels.com, I dont know how to put a link on there sorry
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add the www. to the address with spaces on either side of the address like www.asantiwheels.com
Originally Posted by nbecker
Those wheels are asantiwheels.com, I dont know how to put a link on there sorryBrian
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Ok thank you test www.asantiwhhels.com
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Is it just me or does the front wheel on that Camaro look incredibly cambered out?
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they were. I think it was bagged, and not hooked up.
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1969 Camaro in Fesler booth
That Camaro is all hooked up sitting on a Corvette front sub frame with a 19X10 up front and a 19X13 in the rear and it sits on the ground. We specialize in building pro touring style cars that are just sick. Check out our web site at www.feslerbuilt.com and go to the project vehicle page you can see our 1969 Camaro and our 1967 Chevy Blazer that are full on pro touring.
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Can someone define "hooked up" for the ignorant? Originally Posted by TonyL
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You know Hooked up...come on dood
...well, tony was using it in a not attached or not assembled reference and Fesler used it as a got connected, set up or taken care of reference...if im mistaken please entertain the ignorant and agree with me. LOL
Fesler, welcome to the site, saw the car. Very impressive. I can take claim to that drool stain near the left quarter.MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε
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I meant that it looked like the entire system wasn't complete at the show. I assumed it was incapable of airing up. The battery wasn't connected to anything and I saw no air lines. Hence. not "hooked up to anything."
The car is awesome though. I can't wait to see it done. Fesler turns out some beautiful rides. The truck they did in Truck Builder was unbelievable.Tony Langlois
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thats quite the 69 there.. makes me want to go bags.. ha
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Well Hi everyone this is fesler and everything in the Camaro is hooked up and its bagged to lay on the ground. The only thing left is to finish the engine and get it running, then we will finish the car and put it on the show circuit. Once you guys see this thing done I think everyone will flip we are trying to set new levels for the Camaros and we will be offering Camaro packages soon.
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