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Old 05-27-2017, 12:55 PM
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Wish I could find a set of original cragar SS with the straight 5x 4-1/2" '(not unilug) for my Fury.
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Will it pop a wheelie?
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Old 05-27-2017, 03:35 PM
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Your deliberation ended very well. Excellent choice and nice car!
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Old 05-28-2017, 12:25 AM
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Thanks very much for the compliments everyone.

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Can't beat Cragar's, they look good on everything. Now, big smoky burnout or its a 6 cylinder.
We will take a video just for you one day Tim. It's definitely not a six banger.

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Looks great Zippy!!!! The new wheels today make me throw up in my mouth!
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Me too, but different strokes for different folks.

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Zippy those Cragar SS look sweet on the Chebby. Have always liked the look of Cragers. The only other tire/rim combo I like is chrome reverse with baby moon hub caps. Nothing beats the old school look.
Funny you should say that, because those were the other wheels that were in the running.

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Will it pop a wheelie?
No, not even a little...
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Old 05-28-2017, 01:48 AM
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Very nice Todd.
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That makes it look B.A. Nice.
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Great choice Todd!
Those wheels remind me of my childhood. Our family car was a late '70s Plymouth Valare with air shocks and Crager SS wheels. One of the bag boys at the local grocery store was always trying to talk mom into selling him those wheels.
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Old 05-28-2017, 10:32 AM
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Great choice for your '56. As far as I'm concerned there are only two aftermarket wheels that should be used on a 50-60 era car. Cragar SS or American 5 spoke(dark center). Both are timeless classics and look good on most any car.
Your '56 is one fine ride and looks great with the Cragar SS mags!
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Great looking car Todd. I had a 56 belair back in the early 60's Keystone rims were nice looking rims back then. Have a great day.
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Great choice Todd!
Those wheels remind me of my childhood. Our family car was a late '70s Plymouth Valare with air shocks and Crager SS wheels. One of the bag boys at the local grocery store was always trying to talk mom into selling him those wheels.
still have em? I have a Fury and a Volare both that they'd fit..... the Fury runs/drives, the Volare is in pieces for a total redo.
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