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Old 01-27-2009, 08:24 PM
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Exclamation Anyone know what type of rims these are
Doug Sinjem's 66 Nova has the rims I am looking for but I can not identify them can anyone help me ?
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Old 01-27-2009, 08:28 PM
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FIKSE profile 5 I beleve is the name but they are def. FIKSE I believe they are on sale right now if oyu look on the board.
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looks like the Fikse Profil 5S as stated above.
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If your looking to purchase them soon Fikse has a very sweet deal going right now on their wheels. They are not cheap but the quality is second to none.

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Awesome thanks fast response wow now i would love to know the size of the rims on his car and the tires on his car...that set up to me is perfect...going on my 68 camaro project....any more help....Hahah
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Well if you are ready to buy then talk to one of the dealers to the left I believe IRONWORKS is having a sale and will help you to get the right BS for your needs
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