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Which rims?
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American Racing 23 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
American Racing BAJA 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
American Racing Outlaw1 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
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AndrewJackson
 Post subject: Which 15" Wheels for a 1972 Holden 1 Tonner Ute (pictures)
PostPosted: Sat Jul 14, 2012 11:47 am 
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Gents,
can you help me out with your opinion here? I'm new here and thought I start by putting up some images. I'm wondering which of these rims I should get for my '72 Holden 1 Tonner which will also run a WON system:


Original Vintage Style:
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 Post subject: Re: Which 15" Wheels for a 1972 Holden 1 Tonner Ute (picture
PostPosted: Mon Jul 16, 2012 8:03 am 
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Hmm - THink its between the vintage and the Ridler Prostar

Personally would go for the Prostar - I like the more open style

Only issue is with the dust!

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 Post subject: Re: Which 15" Wheels for a 1972 Holden 1 Tonner Ute (picture
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what do you mean issues with the dust?
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 Post subject: Re: Which 15" Wheels for a 1972 Holden 1 Tonner Ute (picture
PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2012 10:14 am 
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Just a comment that the Racing outlaw 1 would be easier to keep clean than the prostar. Although I like the more open style they get dirt in that can be a pain to get out.


Also guessing by the Photo and the fact that its a Holden Ute I am assuming you are in Australia - I was down in Perth some 25 years ago and when I went down to Margaret River for a few days had a right time getting my Uncles wheels clean again before I gave him his car back!

It was nice and dry going out then rained on the way back and then arrived in Perth in bright sunshine baking the stuff on! :omgrofl:

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Outlaw 2 or Baja.
But i can´t vote... somehow...

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