4.6Rustang

Saw someone with these in my neighborhood and then saw this post. Would really love to get my hands on them but I've been searching the web for the last 2 days without any luck.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater

Guess if I can't find them can't go wrong with a set of Bullits or Foose wheels...

joe95 gt

I believe I have seen these on the Shelby 1000, I think they are made for Shelby. Probably not available to public. I would check the Shelby website.

4.6Rustang

Yea, the one I saw in my neighborhood was on a Roush Stang. I've tried checking out Roush's and Shelby's site with no luck. Probably out of my price range anyway LOL. I'll give it a week or so and see if I can't find em somewhere, if not I guess I'll go ahead and shell out for the Foose Legends...

Nice ride btw, Joe!

Boaisy

The Shelby 1000's are either double spoked, or thinner than what is on that car.





The wheels actually come from the Super Snake (Wide Body is the Wounded Warriors):



EDIT: Tried finding a site that sells them, and looks like there isn't any. They are 20" Super Snake wheels (if you go to Shelby's site and click on 2013-2014 Super Snake, it shows right up). You can buy the crap out of the Alcoa style, just not that one.

4.6Rustang

Boaisy, I appreciate you going through the trouble of doin all the research... I've been at it for days. I guess I'll try to make a last ditch effort of calling Shelby on the phone and see if I can special order them. That staggered deep dish look is amazing. Of course if anyone could recommend a set of rims that are similar in style (doesn't have to be 10 spoke) that would be great. So far I've been perusing through American Muscle, Tire Rack and American Racing and not seeing anything that pops out at me.

Js88lx

They are the RTR rims that come on the special RTR mustangs that von gittin jr helped design!!

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...Mustang-Wheels

Edit* never mind, I didn't open the facebook link til after! I was going with th piks from the 2nd post.., sorry!

Boaisy

Here is a better image: