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03-29-2007 #1
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T/A wheel photoshop request
Hoping someone wil be able to but these wheels(18" brushed or silver finish. the links should be sufficient.):
http://www.forgeline.com/wheels/wc3p.jpg
AND
http://www.bozeforged.com/mesh.html
on one of these cars: (can use a black or gold 78 of your choice if you have a better pic). I thank you in advance for the help.
or this one (borrowed from maltese falcon's post)
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03-29-2007 #2
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BOZE
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03-29-2007 #3
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Nice photoshop!
Those are pretty cool. How much $?
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you know about prodigycustom's snowflakes that are getting ready to come out, right?
I'm just makin sure you're not looking for something that would emulate a snowflake in a more modern size.
03-30-2007 #5
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thank you much allkar. good work.
can we get a shot of the forgelines?
blkbird - these run around 2600/set
formula - I like franks snowflakes, but am just not sold on them at the moment( does not mean I am ruling them out). these wheels I pictured are 3 piece wheels as with franks 1 piece, correct? (didn't halt production on the $3500 3 piece rims and go witha $2000 1 piece? As for something similar to a snowflake, I am play around with what I think will look nice. I dont care for 5 spoke wheels on 2nd gens perioid so that eliminates alot of choices. On teh ricer style wheels, some look good, but have a 'light weight' look to them that does not fit well with a 2nd gen tank.
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