i know i am going to flamed for this but

i am looking the old school TURBINE RIMS

must be 5 x 4.5 bolt pattern

oxidated or painted is no concern to me

i found 1 set in fenton michigan

but i do not have my passport right now
and he will not ship them

so i am trying different avenues

any help would be appreciated

thank-you

 

Have you tried searching through the picture pages? There might be a member on here that has em

 

Why would get flammed? It's your truck, so what you do to it is your business. As long as it doesn't affect the safety of others on the road, GIV'R!!

 

I think I know what wheels you're talking about, I just can't find them

 

American Racing used to make Hurricane I and II's
I where real close finns
II where spread out 2.5" between fins

 

Would something like this work?

 

those look like Hurricane I's

 

I love those wheels lol.... when they bought back the general lee turbine wheels I wish they would have made 15x10 i would have bought them

 

Those are factory 80's Town Car/ Crown Vic/ Grand Marquis wheels.

 

i love turbine wheels til you have to clean them...theres a green b-series on here with them

 

Saw a set today on a older ford that must've been 15x12 or more. Thing had at least 14" of tire all around...

 

those are the wheels

all i could find those in were 5 x 5.5 bolt spacing

are they for sale

 

I cant find a full set. I am finding just a bunch of single wheels on ebay.

 

my uncle has some on his old 86 model Ranger.

 

ah! crap

 

these are my second choice

but i have found out that these in the 5 x 4.5 bolt pattern are very rare

wheels :: turbine picture by vulcanman09 - Photobucket

 

Hi SIlverstreak4x4

So you steal my picture huh?

They look like this now I have had them refurbished



Regards

Dereck

 

yeah! i am going to have to order you to re-paint those rims to mid-night blue and ship them back to me at your expense

 

Man, aren't those a booger to keep clean?

 

Hi TazDevil07

They have thier moments but once they are clean it is easier to keep them clean.

Regards

Dereck