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    1. 02-14-2005 #21
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      I wonder if the coupe and the Elky actually have the same size wheel well. The coupe actually flares a bit. Arent the sides of an Elky pretty straight? Just a thought.

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      It's a wheel sizing thread now. Have fun.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Conekiller13
      I wonder if the coupe and the Elky actually have the same size wheel well. The coupe actually flares a bit. Arent the sides of an Elky pretty straight? Just a thought.
      I've heard this being speculated about before,Daniel,but can't say I know the answer. However,I've seen just as many El Camino's with 315 tires as I have Chevelles.
      Good question,though.
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