65 Cyclone Wheel Trim
65 Cyclone Wheel Trim
1965 Caliente HT- 289/4 speed
1964 Falcon HT- track car- 302/4 speed
1964 Falcon HT- track car- 302/4 speed
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Joe Travers
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Re: 65 Cyclone Wheel Trim
That is more than I paid for my entire car 35 years ago!!!
Joe II
1963 1/2 Custom Hardtop
342 stroker, solid roller, T-10, 3.55 posi
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Boss/Cyclone
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Re: 65 Cyclone Wheel Trim
Joe Travers wrote: ↑Wed Jul 26, 2023 3:19 pmThat is more than I paid for my entire car 35 years ago!!!
Joe II
They look better without them anyway.
1965 Mercury Cyclone former drag car, 1971 Boss 351 engine, 4 speed, ladder bars, etc. Now returned to a street car.
Larry
Larry
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Jims65cyclone
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Re: 65 Cyclone Wheel Trim
Those are:
A. Far from “new”, and
B. Ridiculously priced.
I paid $200 for a full set, front and rear, that looked better than that.
Jim
A. Far from “new”, and
B. Ridiculously priced.
I paid $200 for a full set, front and rear, that looked better than that.
Jim
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Joe Travers
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Re: 65 Cyclone Wheel Trim
$50/ lip seems like a fairly reasonable price, not $300!Jims65cyclone wrote: ↑Wed Jul 26, 2023 10:33 pmI paid $200 for a full set, front and rear, that looked better than that.
Goldbricking parts is not cool at all.
Joe
1963 1/2 Custom Hardtop
342 stroker, solid roller, T-10, 3.55 posi
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barrys65cyclone
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Re: 65 Cyclone Wheel Trim
i have a mint front pair show quality for $300.00