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FNG
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: sturgeon bay wi
Posts: 33
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looking for some time to find 15"x6" aluminum slot for my 28 model a. they only sell 7" with 4" back space in the repo market. I would like to stay away from the repo stuff. does anyone know if they even made that size. I have a 8" from a 65 mustang rear end in a 28 tudor sedan. hoping not to have to tub the fender wheels.Has any one delt with this. I would like to keep the tires in the fender space. I like the aluminum slots any other good vinage wheel ideas. thanks for the help terry
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Alliance Member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: N.C.
Posts: 272
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Terry,
There is a local shop that has the new US mags in a 15x5, 15x7 15x8 & 15x9. I assume that you are looking for a 5 on 4.5" bolt pattern. I asked the about the 5" for you this morning and they have a 3" back space. If you are interested shoot me a P.M. and I'll send you the number. I've seen them at the local trade shows and they are very nice looking wheels. Hope this helps you. |
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Old School HAMBer
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: in my own little world
Posts: 10,133
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not sure if they ever made 15 X 6 slots , my guess is someone did...so you have to hit the swap meets and that auction site
why not use a maverick rear end and 15 X 7 ? the maverick is a bit narrower than the mustang and everything should fut up nice
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FNG
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: sturgeon bay wi
Posts: 33
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the problem is a the top of the fender well the bottom is just fine with about 2" of room. the top of the model a inner fender slopes out ward at the top for the window track that is were the problem comes in I was hoping not to have to tub the top of the inner fenders.
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FNG
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Milan, Illinois
Posts: 1
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Thanx. sfcwcs@yahoo.com |
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FNG
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Oregon
Posts: 23
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Forgive my ignorance, but are these "slots"? My father passed and left a shitload car parts that I don't know much about. I grabbed these thinking aluminum scrap. But I seen a thread here I think about this style?
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Old School HAMBer
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Anamosa, Iowa. I live here. Google it.
Posts: 6,713
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YES! No scrap material there. Measure the bolt patterns and widths. And some closer pix. Ya got some $ there fella.
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Alliance Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Quincy, IL
Posts: 4,173
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Yes.......those are slots......do not scrap!
Ray
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FNG
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Oregon
Posts: 23
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Ok thanks. I knew joining this group was a good idea. I'll get some measurements and pics soon. Think ill take a closer look at dads property. I'll bet there's all kinda of stuff that I over looked simply cause I don't know about it. That's not even all of them either.
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