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    DEEeeeeep dish wheels

    Anyone have any idea what kind of wheels these are??

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    #2
    Those look like Daytons.

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      #3
      Get a '63 Impala, metallic green paint with a white top, dice, and you'll be set.

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        #4
        Originally posted by ZM Blue Devil View Post
        Get a '64 Impala, metallic green paint with a white top, dice, and you'll be set.

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        fixed again :p

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          #5
          Originally posted by z31maniac View Post
          Get a '63 Impala, metallic green paint with a white top and you'll be set.
          ha... dont forget white walls and gold centers :up:
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            #6
            SO... are those really daytons, cause my Dad has a 64 impala, should I let him know?


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              Is that even a question??? YES!

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                #8
                Originally posted by JasonC View Post
                fixed again :p
                Hehehe, I said '63, just because I had a buddy in high school who had a Metallic green '63 Impala with the white vinyl top, whitewalls and gold daytons. Hydros and all.

                It was hysterical to watch a 125lb 5' 9" skater kid get out of that car.
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by z31maniac View Post
                  Hehehe, I said '63, just because I had a buddy in high school who had a Metallic green '63 Impala with the white vinyl top, whitewalls and gold daytons. Hydros and all.

                  It was hysterical to watch a 125lb 5' 9" skater kid get out of that car.
                  Lol, you just reminded me of the kid that was in my HS. His was a 64, met green with a black top, crome/gold Daytons. I cant remember if he had hyros though. The car was a piece of crap. It dog legged, and had more waves in it then the ocean! I forgot all about that car.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by ZM Blue Devil View Post
                    Get a '63 Impala, metallic green paint with a white top, dice, and you'll be set.

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                    dice and daytons dont mix:p

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                      #11
                      I think real daytons didn't have actual bolt patterns. They had a pressed on setup that was horrible, and unsafe. The "knockoffs" were put on to cover that up.
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