Those wheels were stolen off of the General Lee. You have to go to Hazzard county to get them.
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The only problem is you will need to fix the flat spot on one side caused by excessive hard landings, before you can mount the tires on them. 
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Very Nice - if I were voting I think these are my personal favorites out of all. My advise for the C-3 would be to resist the temptation to buy a wheel that looks like a blade from a food processor or a design that belongs on a modern import tuner car. I just don't understand why designers think you need to put such complex angles & shapes into a wheel design. The goal is not to make cole slaw with your rims but to look like they belong with the rest of the car design. Aside from making the classic designs in larger sizes, I haven't seen a new wheel design in a very long time that actually looks better than what came out in the 60s & early 70s. Wheels are kinda like guitars - you got your Gibson Les Paul & your Fender Strats that came out in the 50s and as hard as everyone tries nobody has been able to come up with anything better since.
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They do make a two other versions of the Nitrous that don't have the hardware around the perimeter. I would have the same concerns. I like the smoother version of this wheel better.
Racer
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Very Nice - if I were voting I think these are my personal favorites out of all. My advise for the C-3 would be to resist the temptation to buy a wheel that looks like a blade from a food processor or a design that belongs on a modern import tuner car. I just don't understand why designers think you need to put such complex angles & shapes into a wheel design. The goal is not to make cole slaw with your rims but to look like they belong with the rest of the car design. Aside from making the classic designs in larger sizes, I haven't seen a new wheel design in a very long time that actually looks better than what came out in the 60s & early 70s. Wheels are kinda like guitars - you got your Gibson Les Paul & your Fender Strats that came out in the 50s and as hard as everyone tries nobody has been able to come up with anything better since.
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From: Uttendorf - Austria
I actually bought exactly this wheels and would like to ask if the original Whel nuts for the Rally wheels of my 69 Corvette would be ok for these wheels ?
Last edited by stocki26; Apr 21, 2018 at 04:24 PM.