Pics of 35th anniversary on black SS
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Originally Posted by murphy80
I had the 35th Anniv. wheels on my '99 mystic Z28 , before I sold it. Now they are on my black '92 RS. I got them at Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center in Lubbock, TX. Also www.gmpartsdirect.com has them, too.
Looks Sweet Murphy!
Originally Posted by 02Z28EVLM04
those rims are beautiful. The grill is perfect. That is almost what my car is going to look like. props to you MstngKllr.
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Originally Posted by C.J.
Anybody know of any other place besides GM parts direct which sells these wheels? Or anybody who wants to sell theirs?
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Originally Posted by murphy80
Thanks, you should see them now that they are on my black 3rd gen. I wish I had a picture to post.
that offset will fit a 3rd gen???
http://www.paceparts.com/index.asp?P...D&ProdID=81165
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[QUOTE=Mstngkiller]that offset will fit a 3rd gen???QUOTE]
yes and no! they will fit, but you have to get spacers. Companies like www.hawksthirdgenparts.com and www.fbodymotorsports.com has them.
yes and no! they will fit, but you have to get spacers. Companies like www.hawksthirdgenparts.com and www.fbodymotorsports.com has them.
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Originally Posted by C.J.
How much are you guys finding them for on the average brand new? I found them on GM parts direct listed as the part GM PART # 12498899 description wheel kit? This look right?
YOU SHOULD PAY ABOUT $750-800 TOTAL FOR A SET OF NEW ONES. WHEN I GET HOME FROM WORK I'LL LOOK AT MY RECEIPT AND POST THE PART NUMBER, I ORDERED. I DID ORDER A WHEEL KIT, WHICH INCLUDED 4 WHEELS, 4 CENTER CAPS, 20 LUG NUTS, AND 20 LUG NUT CAPS. WHEN I CALLED AROUND FOR USED ONES ANYONE WHO HAD THEM WANTED $650-700, WHICH WAS CRAZY IMO.
Originally Posted by skimms98
damn fellas. they all look sweet, too bad my car is red....
I personally love them on red cars.
Here's mine.
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Originally Posted by C.J.
How much are you guys finding them for on the average brand new? I found them on GM parts direct listed as the part GM PART # 12498899 description wheel kit? This look right?
Yes, the #12498899 is the part number I ordered from Scoggin-Dickey. I ordered mine Feb. '04 and at that time I paid $670.00 + 52.77(tax) for a total of $722.77, but that was a year ago now. At the time it was the same as GM Parts Direct price w/ shipping. I did not have any shipping cost from Scoggin since they are only about an hour away from where I live, and they deliver to here all the time.
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Originally Posted by Blade
Don't let other people's opinion determine whether or not YOU want to get something for YOUR car.
I personally love them on red cars.
I personally love them on red cars.
Last edited by murphy80; Feb 14, 2005 at 07:43 PM.
