western wheel turbines
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Good luck with that! Those are SO cool! ::thumb::
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Recommend looking at E-Bay. I plugged in your, "western wheel turbines" and results were pretty good.
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Recommend looking at E-Bay. I plugged in your, "western wheel turbines" and results were pretty good.
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Like these? They are 14". I have all four but if think one is bent. I only have one center cap and they would have to be cleaned up and repainted. You are welcome to them when I'm done with them. I don't have another set of wheels to put on my car right now while I'm working on it. Ryan. 
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pposey
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those are really cool wheels
Mustangfeverrr
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When I bought my '71, the spare was a big wide (bald) off-brand 14" 60-series tire mounted on an oxidized, pockmarked turbine wheel. Wheel and tire both smelled like they'd spent the last 30 years at the bottom of a very active duck pond...
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