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Old 03-13-2019, 11:19 PM
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What kind of rims are these and on which vehicles were they mounted?




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I don't know but they are handsome.
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Hi Alfredo, I just sent you a Email I've seen old Shelby wheel's (70's era) like these before, but never with a spline drive? Are they a true spline drive or a fabrication from 4-5 bolt wheel? Shelby made many garden variety (Read: Cheaper) wheel's back in the 70's-80's, many copied from higher end wheel's. Send me photo's of the back side, K? Width? Dia? Cheers Tom. I had a copied set of American Racing Libre's (Shelby Viper) for my Z-car, they turned out to be much rarer then the true American Racing wheel's.

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Shelby Wheel was a customer of mine in the late 70s and I visited the plant on San Fernando Rd in Los Angeles on a number of occasions. They offered me a smokin' deal on a set of those in 5 lug which I politely passed on for a variety of reasons. To the best of my recollection everything they were making at that time was for aftermarket applications.
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Hi Frank

Just the wheels, but I don't own them.
I only got the pictures
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Alfredo, I found many of those styled wheel's again from the 70's era. Most common was from the Western Wheel Co. their style was called the Turbine. https://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-15x...wAAOSwj3xbL-2r
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Was thinking Alf, what I saw those on in the day. Mustang's, Camaro's, Roadrunner's, GtX's, pretty much the muscle cars of late 60's early 70's. They usually had "Hi-Jackers" shocks, and white painted rear-ends, (The rear end was raised up high enough to see the rear end thus, the white paint) It was a American fad, to get the rear as high as you could, never quite figured out why you would do that. Many of my hot-rod friends ended up backward in the ditch with that set-up They tried catching me on the back roads, with my lowered, Koni shocked, sway-bared, little 4-cly Volvo 142S Cheers Tom.
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