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02-23-2005 #1
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Question about looks
I feel that have to ask you all cause i know that you have good taste: could`t these rims look good on a 65-chevelle?
I´m interested in the 17" with 245/45r17" tires
http://www.imagewheels.co.uk/wheel_pop_up/gtd5.html
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02-23-2005 #2
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Do a search on this site for "Malitude". It's a early model Chevelle/Malibu that has Budnik's version of this wheel. Not the same but a simular style. If the car is setting down low, it will look good. Nice wheel.
02-23-2005 #3
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Cool
I like those alot. I'm fond of the 3 bar knockoff look, too. I wouldn't mind these on my 69 camaro. I say go for it.
02-23-2005 #4
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Nice looking wheel. Looks like it would be make for a Cobra or Mustang? I still think it would look good on the Chevelle though.
02-24-2005 #5
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They are real 3-piece AC-Cobra replicas and very light in weight and they better be with a cost of 3200$ a set.
If you don´t like them, tell my why.
More input please
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02-24-2005 #6dennis68 GuestLove them, great lookin wheels.
02-24-2005 #7
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Compumotive makes a wheel like that. A set of 17x9.5 & 17x13's was going to cost me less than $2,000.
02-25-2005 #8
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That´s a low cost for nice rims but where i live (sweden) the cost is is the same with those wheel if you include the freight and middleman.
Do you think that the rims i´am interested in could work USAZR1?All under 6.27 litres is a starter.
02-25-2005 #9
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Compumotive wheels are made in England so that should simplify things for you.
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Kinda look like Eleanor wheels.
Gary C.
02-26-2005 #11
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Yes they are similar to the PS engineering wheels that the GT500E has.
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