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Thread: If it has Halibrand wheels, it must be a nice hot rod...right?
          
   
   

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  1. 10-19-2008 04:51 PM #1
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    If it has Halibrand wheels, it must be a nice hot rod...right?

     



    My score from the swapmeet at Goodguys Bowling Green yesterday. A set of 18" Halibrand wheels w/ tires for $300. A couple of hours of polishing...... and my wife is off of my ass. Her car now has big wheels.

    I get to start on the Dodge.





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  3. 10-19-2008 05:03 PM #2
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    You stole them!!!! They sure do look nice on whatever kind of car that is!
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    i like my hals takes alot of time to keep them up .i love it when guys tell me they like my americans rims
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    You stole them!!!! They sure do look nice on whatever kind of car that is!
    OH yes he did ...thats about what i paid over five years ago for mine each
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    You stole them!!!! They sure do look nice on whatever kind of car that is!
    It is a freakin' Toyota Corolla. ....probably the only one in existance with Halibrand wheels!


    They were kinda neglected looking and tagged as PT Cruiser wheels. I'm guessing he didn't get much intrest.
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    Halibrand doesn't list FWD application for the Sprint II any more on their web site.

    Anybody have a guess as to when these wheels might have been made?
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    My wife has decided that she can not deal with the pressure of driving a car with nice wheels. She asked me to put her old wheels and tires back on.

    Should I ebay them?

    ....or narrow the backsides and have a set of 18" skinnies and run tall bias plys (skinny front, 8.20-18 dirttrack rear) on a hot rod? I would also have to have them re-drilled for a new bolt pattern.
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