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Old 01-25-2009, 05:06 PM
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You better hurry ...correct me if I'm wrong. Be perfect for a first gen mini tub application. Rear tire is 26.3 and the front would probably work with your spacer or by sending them back to Forgeline to change the backspacing and width if you wanted. If I remember right it was around $500 to change my rear wheels when Frank sent them to Forgeline to narrow them and inch so they would fit in my tubs. Thread jack over.
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Great deal for someone! With the spacers they should work on a first gen no problem....but for that price you could send them back!

The rears aren't a problem at all for a tubbed car with custom width axle...which we all end up doing!
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Those should fit on a 2nd gen Camaro with little issue. Maybe a little tight in the back, but it'll fit with a fender lip roll. If I had the money, I'd jump on this deal. Good luck with the sale, Jody.
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Those should fit on a 2nd gen Camaro with little issue. Maybe a little tight in the back, but it'll fit with a fender lip roll. If I had the money, I'd jump on this deal. Good luck with the sale, Jody.
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I know its been said but this is REALLY a great deal!
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Jody refresh my memory, what is done to the suspension and frame inorder to install those wheels on your Chevelle. I have a customer with a 67 chevelle that would be interested, but I'm thinking the rear frame was narrowed on your car for some reason.

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Jody refresh my memory, what is done to the suspension and frame inorder to install those wheels on your Chevelle. I have a customer with a 67 chevelle that would be interested, but I'm thinking the rear frame was narrowed on your car for some reason.

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3" minitub and frame notching. A 67 has a larger wheelwell than a 64, but probably wouldn't fit without mods.

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I'd buy them, but I'm about $3495 short. I know they'd fit my car after test fitting some 315/30-18's on my car. I now have to look for a set of those for mine.
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