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05-01-2008 #1
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Orange Camaro Rendering Wheels ?
Ok.. Something is driving me crazy.
I saw a great rendering either on this site or over on Musclerides.com of an orange '69 Camaro with some great wheels.
Or on a link to someones shop from one of the aformentioned sites.
They were 5-spoke.
Dark gunmetal gray or maybe black.
The spokes were like a thick star design with maybe a thin slot in the center. And very deep-dish.
Kinda' reminded me of a Ferrari F40 wheel or something ,except deeper-dish.
The car had smooth body lines with late style mirrors.
I really liked the wheels !
I'd like to get a set someday.
I shoulda' saved the pic but I forgot.
Anybody know what I'm talking about ?
Last edited by JEFFTATE; 05-01-2008 at 05:34 PM.
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http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=11348
is this it? It was the only one I could think of.
Hope this helps
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That's pretty close.
Originally Posted by 69 camdoover
That's not the same one, but it's pretty close.
THANKS !
It looks great !Jeff Tate
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Something like these? These are iForged "Classic" in 18s. I can get you a set if they are similar to what you saw. Charcoal centers no problem.
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That's close too. Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Something like these? These are iForged "Classic" in 18s. I can get you a set if they are similar to what you saw. Charcoal centers no problem.
I really like the wheels.
I'll keep it in mind.
THANKS !Jeff Tate
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Was it this?
https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=42791
Pics are half way down the page
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The wheel description sounds like the Rushforth Strutter, but I've never seen it rendered on a camaro...
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Wow !
Those look great too.
That's not the rendering I saw , but , ..... WOW ! Those look good !Jeff Tate
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I found the rendering !
http://www.goodies-speedshop.com/2007/projects.html
See the Goodies Speed Shop Project Car ?
That's what I was thinking about.Jeff Tate
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they look like forgelines...
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Wow, yeah, that's similiar to the Rushforth Wheel. Rushforth has another one coming out similiar to the Strutter, with a split all the way down to the lug, but the Strutter is damn near nuts on to what is rendered there.
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Well , that was the rendering I was thinking about .
So , thanks.
You think they're Forglines ?
( I must be getting Alzheimers or something, I can't remember shi* )Last edited by JEFFTATE; 05-07-2008 at 04:27 AM.
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That just sounds nasty.
Originally Posted by DriverzInc
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