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Thanks for posting all the great pics! This one has something you don't see everyday. Keystone wheels. They were huge in the 80s, but I never see them now. It seems like you'd see them as much as Cragar SS wheels. I always like the look of the Keystones over Cragars.
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Pete Love the pics. Hope you don't stop posting them.
Thanks. As long as there's an audience I have plenty more material to post. A lot more.

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Thanks for posting all the great pics! This one has something you don't see everyday. Keystone wheels. They were huge in the 80s, but I never see them now. It seems like you'd see them as much as Cragar SS wheels. I always like the look of the Keystones over Cragars.
You're welcome. They were also "huge" on Mopars in the late-1960s/early-1970s made popular by the winning Plymouths of Sox & Martin. At least that's how I interpret it.

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You're welcome. They were also "huge" on Mopars in the late-1960s/early-1970s made popular by the winning Plymouths of Sox & Martin. At least that's how I interpret it.
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