Good deal???

[Red63440]

I found these locally on CL. Called the guy and the wheels are in nice shape, no damage and I could mount my new tires on them. They need painted or powder coated and they would also need center caps, washers and valve stems. ET Classic V. 170.00 for the set.

 

[Ron 73]

There is a couple people around here that have a set of wheels in the local internet ad's and they aren't exactly the same but they want 200 for each set, two different people. There in about the same shape as those there and one set needs the center caps. If that gives you any help. I wonder what they would look like with the black chrome shadow paint! Just a suggestion if you like that kind of look.. I have a pic of a old wheel that i put two coats of it on i can show you if your interested, i think it would have been better with just one coat myself.

 

[yellowdartdave]

I see that they are the Variable-lug design.

Mopar/Ford and GM lug pattern.

 

[Red63440]

He said that he has the washers for GM but not for the 4.5..funny because he was planning on putting them on a newer style Mustang but they won't clear the disc brake caliper. Caps would be about $100.00 new plus lug nuts and the washers. I think I would paint them the same as the Torq Thrust.

 

[wannadrag]

Sometimes the GM washers work,you just turn them the other way.Seems like a decent price.Similer wheel new costs almost that for just one.

 

[Budnicks]

yep

Sometimes the GM washers work,you just turn them the other way.Seems like a decent price.Similer wheel new costs almost that for just one.

I was going to say the same thing I think you just flip them 180* to use them on the smaller bolt pattern, If my crappy memory serves me correctly... like the old Crager S/S wheels, you just flipped the uni-lug washer 180*, I'm not sure on the ET-mags Red63440 - They sound like a good deal, are they 15" wheels ? , the new mustangs need like 17"+ I think to clear the brakes...