Torq thrust D Question
Melting Slicks
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By the way, if anybody is thinking about buying some "D"s, check this out. Extreme Customs LLC Got mine for $147 ea plus shipping. Hard to beat.
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By the way, if anybody is thinking about buying some "D"s, check this out. Extreme Customs LLC Got mine for $147 ea plus shipping. Hard to beat.
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OK, I won't take this any further. Fight it out amongst youselves and buy what you want. I was just trying to be helpful. The CL205s are the wheels on my 1967 Corvette. I just referenced an example that would fit a C3.
Last edited by Paul L; Jul 23, 2009 at 07:30 PM.
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All.................."original" Torque Thrust D-spoke design wheels by American Racing ARE different than any wheel made since........including the current variety of "so-called" D-spoke wheels. If you had an original TT D wheel side by side with any of the current reproduction D's you would see the differences immediately. Some may consider the differences minor, but nontheless different.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c1-a...-d-wheels.html
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c1-a...-d-wheels.html
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Thanks for the compliment. I bought them in 1968 to put on my first Corvette, a 64 coupe. Even thought it didn't have disc brakes, I just liked the unusual (at that time) look of the spokes. Started to sell them several times, but kinda glad I held on to them for all these years. Just decided to sell now becaus I have a set of the same wheels in real magnesium to put on my car. Don't need 2 sets of wheels that look alike.
Thanks,
Rex
Thanks,
Rex
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