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    1. #1
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      Clayton Machine Work Bubbletop

      I keep seeing the Clayton Machine Works ad at the top of the page; Does anyone know what kind of wheels are on the bubbletop? They don't have any information about that car on their site. Thanks,

      Nick



    2. #2
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      Todd S.

      "I like to race school buses..."

    3. #3
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      All I see is a red "X", can you elaborate?

    4. #4
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      All I did was post the ad so people don't have to refresh the page 30 times looking for it.

      I don't know anything about the car.
      Todd S.

      "I like to race school buses..."

    5. #5
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      Thanks, it was a pita trying to find it when I wanted to.

      Nick

    6. #6
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      I knew it looked familiar, so I checked over on lat-g and found this page: http://www.lateral-g.net/members/morrison/

      Here is the wheel info, you'll still have to check for the style though.

      Wheels
      Intro's 20x8.5 in front with a 245/30 20, rears 22x10 with a 285/30 22, Pirelli Tires.


      Matt

    7. #7
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      That is my old Bubble Top that I sold about a year ago. It is also here on Protouring.com

      https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/vb...do=view&g=1161

    8. #8
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      Thanks Matt,

      Intro Phantoms if anyone else cares. They looked very "old school" in the ad, not so much in reality.

      Nick




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