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    View Poll Results: Which Rims for a 1969 Camaro RS?

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    • A - Vintage Wheel Works V45s

      16 38.10%
    • B - Wheel Vintiques Series 90 Billet Rallyes

      6 14.29%
    • C - Rushforth Super Spokes with Smoked Titanium finish (polished lip)

      20 47.62%
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    1. #1
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      It really depends on what you are going for. I personally like A the best, but C is pretty cool too if you are going for a more modern look. B doesn't do it for me, I like the Rallies, but they look odd all chrome.



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      Number 2.....but I am a bit biased (see 68' in sig)

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      LOL,that's my buddy's LeMans Blue X-33,taken in front of my house...and those are actually AR CL205's in that picture,not VWW's...18x8's w/265/35's & 275/35's.Looks like my smoked titanium Rushforth Superspokes off my Yellow Z/28 photoshopped in that last picture too...

      You really couldn't go wrong with either of those choices but what color is your car?
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      Quote Originally Posted by musclecarjohn
      LOL,that's my buddy's LeMans Blue X-33,taken in front of my house...and those are actually AR CL205's in that picture,not VWW's...18x8's w/265/35's & 275/35's.Looks like my smoked titanium Rushforth Superspokes off my Yellow Z/28 photoshopped in that last picture too...

      You really couldn't go wrong with either of those choices but what color is your car?
      You might be right, you are a treasure of pics

      My car looks pretty similar as the in the pics above. Le Mans blue 69 RS with white Z/28 stripes (which is why that pic was so close).

      Any of the 3 I think would look good, just hard to actually make a choice.

    5. #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by jy211
      Number 2.....but I am a bit biased (see 68' in sig)
      They look sweet on your car. I take back my comments about them. Maybe it's the black that helps.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Jarcaines
      Maybe it's the black that helps.
      Yeah the black and silver does have a real nice clean look to it.

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      Wheels are by far the toughest choice of a build. If I were you I would head out to a couple car shows and see what styles you like in person. "Cruise for the Cure" is on the 27th at the OC fairgrounds and is pretty big show. I know Jon is going to have a booth out there with all the Rushforth wheels on display. Should be alot of cars to check to out.

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      Quote Originally Posted by JButlr
      Wheels are by far the toughest choice of a build. If I were you I would head out to a couple car shows and see what styles you like in person. "Cruise for the Cure" is on the 27th at the OC fairgrounds and is pretty big show. I know Jon is going to have a booth out there with all the Rushforth wheels on display. Should be alot of cars to check to out.
      Thanks Justin! DriverzInc will be out there in FULL FORCE with a booth and a few cars on display. All the Rurhforth Wheels will also be on display.

      MuscleCarJohn's wheels look so right on that car in 18", and we can definitely see there is more than enough sidewall there for the guys looking for it. It's a 'perfect' fit really.

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      Quote Originally Posted by DriverzInc

      MuscleCarJohn's wheels look so right on that car in 18", and we can definitely see there is more than enough sidewall there for the guys looking for it. It's a 'perfect' fit really.
      No arguement from me on that one Jon,glad I let you talk me into those 18's...lol.
      '67 Buick Skylark GS400 funny car "Ingenue" 8/10 HRM / Gasoline (Swedish) cover & feature 2/12
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      Quote Originally Posted by JButlr
      Wheels are by far the toughest choice of a build. If I were you I would head out to a couple car shows and see what styles you like in person. "Cruise for the Cure" is on the 27th at the OC fairgrounds and is pretty big show. I know Jon is going to have a booth out there with all the Rushforth wheels on display. Should be alot of cars to check to out.
      Oh that is a great idea, thanks!




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