Rushforth Wildside 68 Camaro
 

Someone finally finished a car with a set of Wildsides and got us some nice pics. This is one of our early designs but for some reason never quite caught fire like other designs and I have to say it is one of my personal favorites. So, if you're looking for something a little different, this is obviously a killer look and is definitely not played out.

This car is mini-tubbed slightly with a narrowed rearend to accommodate the 19x10s with a nice deep dish which is a great way to stuff a 295 on a 1st gen without going full kill on a set of 12s and 345mm rubber.

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Those look awesome Jason!:thumbsup:

That is a beautiful car.
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Nice!

Looks good. :thumbsup:

I'm probably going to do that same size tire/wheel on the rear of my '67.

It looks like it could go quite a bit lower with no issues.

Jay, that looks killer. It's funny that there hasn't been more interest in that particular wheel design as there definitely seems to be a shortage of options when it comes to nice 7-spoke designs for these applications.

Tobin
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Thanks a lot, you guys!

I know what you mean, Tobin. Even our Whiplash 7 spoke has outsold the Wildside 10 to 1 but it definitely does not look 10x better if any! Who is going to be the next Wildside owner?

Looks great! I love a deep dish wheel.

those are nice and different!

i just need to get mine done..... love the wheels!