What wheel is this?
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What wheel is this?
I am just curious as to what type of wheel this is so that I can look up pricing and get rid of them. In my opinion I think they are ugly and do not belong on my car! haha
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Yeah They look almost like the Centerline Convo ET wheels, except for the ridges along the outer edge of the rim. I will have to look at the dimensions when I get home.
http://centerlinewheels.com/wheels_d...d=34&sw_id=365
http://centerlinewheels.com/wheels_d...d=34&sw_id=365
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They are American Racing Outlaw II Wheels. They are about $85 new from what I remember. I personally wouldn't buy them, just not attractive enough, but I am sure that somebody would buy them for the right price. They sure would make a car look a lot better than any crappy, mis matched wheels on a project car.
A new set runs for about $350 I think, so I would bet you could get at least $100 for the set minus tires minimum.
A new set runs for about $350 I think, so I would bet you could get at least $100 for the set minus tires minimum.
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They are American Racing Outlaw II Wheels. They are about $85 new from what I remember. I personally wouldn't buy them, just not attractive enough, but I am sure that somebody would buy them for the right price. They sure would make a car look a lot better than any crappy, mis matched wheels on a project car.
A new set runs for about $350 I think, so I would bet you could get at least $100 for the set minus tires minimum.
A new set runs for about $350 I think, so I would bet you could get at least $100 for the set minus tires minimum.
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Best of luck,
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I remember those "Mullet Mag's", a great flashback from the 80's.
I just happened to see a set of "saw blade" style mag's last weekend. Now where did I place my chromed Cragar SS's... Funny how things that were once cool might not be so any more.
I just happened to see a set of "saw blade" style mag's last weekend. Now where did I place my chromed Cragar SS's... Funny how things that were once cool might not be so any more.
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They look like these... http://www.americanracing.com/wheels/AR62/AR0623
I was thinking they looked like modern racing wheels... Or American racing... There were lots of knock off brands for that old centerline or western mag wheel... ;-)
I was thinking they looked like modern racing wheels... Or American racing... There were lots of knock off brands for that old centerline or western mag wheel... ;-)