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    1. #1
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      1959 Rambler Wagon

      I have a 1959 rambler wagon that i'm building It is getting a full tube frame has a mustang 2 frontend ford 9 inch rearend. My problem is i dont know what kind of wheels would look good on there? any help would be great?



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    3. #3
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      1973 C10,400sbc, Baer Brakes, 4 link,TOYO tires
      2010 Charger RT
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      Joe

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      Yeah Yeah I will get some pretty soon when i can find out to post pics on here.

    5. #5
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      What kind of look are you going after? Are you after the multi spoke look or the 5 spoke look? Colored centers, brushed centers, full polished? If you're having a hard time deciding then I'd suggest picking a few wheels you like and see if someone will do a Photoshop for you.

    6. #6
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      Something 5 spoke something polished

    7. #7
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      Take a look at our Ram5's or our GT Sports (we can do them with or without the rivets) in the exposed series. There's also the Rally in the XLR series. If there's anything else that catches your eye or you'd like a price quote, let me know.

      Dustin

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      Rushforth Concept II's would be awesome on that car!


      If not that wheel, then something classic looking like the Schott Velocity you couldn't go wrong with either:


    9. #9
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      Well i was thinking maybe some boyd coddington's magneato or american racing hopsters? !7 x 7s for the front and 18 x 10s on the rear. But who knows I'm Kind of on a budget?

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      Quote Originally Posted by bigbubba
      Well i was thinking maybe some boyd coddington's magneato or american racing hopsters? !7 x 7s for the front and 18 x 10s on the rear. But who knows I'm Kind of on a budget?
      Getting wheels out of the Boyd/American Racing camp has been a nightmare for the past year.

      Maybe consider the Vintage Wheel Works Wheels, they are reasonably priced, and they produce.


    11. #11
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      Yeah I looked there but nothing really floats my boat that well

    12. #12
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      Well i ordered my wheels today? I got the Boyd Coddington Magneatos? 17x7 for the front and 18x10s for the rear. Front tire is a 225/50r17 and the rear is 275/40r18 they are the ss-595 federal tires?

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      Well i got my tires and wheels in today. But i can't get pics to download on here? Could somebody help me??

    14. #14
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      How did the Federal tires work out for you?




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