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American 200-S are the same wheels that I ran on my Black Motion when I was driving it on the street. Those are my favorite wheels. Don't see too many people running them but I love the look. Pantera [/ QUOTE ] My car has been running on them since it was new. It's been "Day 2" since day one. This set has a Jan 1970 date code on the back. |
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Love those "Coke Bottles"...
Steve the first time I ever remember those wheels they were on a 72 T/A that my dad put 1/4's on for a guy back in the mid 80's. Hmmmm kinda like yours ![]()
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D, I think you want to use that acid wheel stuff we use on the Satin Drag Centerlines..and a tooth brush,,is it not a Eagle product???
might be a good idea to tape off the lip with the special blue masking tape first so you dont loose the sheen you have |
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I'm not sure if anyone put up one of these yet. From Jan. '65 PHR
![]() If you look closely at the hub of the spinner you can see that the tapered edge is rather wide. This is the Rader style. Most spinners that M/T produced had a much narrower edge. Go to the M/T Rader wanted ad and compare to the pic of the wheel on my car. Just another dumb piece of trivia.... ![]() Verne |
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For comparison: here are the most common M/T spinners. The tapered edge is smaller than the Rader style. I've never actually seen the style of the one in the ad above, unless it said Rader.
![]() I've found a few other nice vintage ads for more wheels that I will try to post later. It seems that 1965 was a boom year for the industry. New "mag" wheels came out of the woodwork everywhere! ![]() Verne |
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Here are some more interesting ones, all from June '65 PHR
Never heard of these guys at all. I think they were probably selling other people's wheels. ![]() Here's another fly-by-nite outfit. ![]() Here's a nice masculine name for you. Somehow I don't think it helped them sell any wheels, because I've never seen one. They have a "flavor" of a Keystone Kustomag, but I guess they just didn't catch on. ![]() A name we all know, but wheels that seem a little strange. ![]() I'm sorry, but I just had to throw this in. This was on the back cover of that issue and it's just too good to pass up. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Bud comes thru! EagleOne stuff worked like a charm. No, repeat no elbow grease required. Thank god.
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Saw these at the recent Goodguys show in Hershey PA. They looked to be a one piece design including the center cap. Any ideas what they are?...BKH
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Holy cow, my first picture on the site....BKH
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Good for you Brian. Now we have got to work on you putting them in the post...
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