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My '73 is white, so the wheels will look good on it IMO. Thanks for the compliments guys. !M!

77KZA, check out this page. It shows a little about the history of the Z and also the rare Z's. Rare Z's !M!

They are made by Zoom. I have never heard of them, but the price was good, only $390 for the four. Hopefully, after some spirited driving, I don't find out that "you get what you paid for". We'll see... !M!

This is really the first time I'm posting a picture, so I hope it works. Well, if it shows up, these are 17X7 white powder coated split 8 spoke wheels with a polished lip. Pretty bada$$ looking wheels if I may say so. I'm just waiting on adapters and front brakes and my car will be back on the road. Hells Yeah! I was searching for some 9" wide wheels for the rear that would fit, but it was taking to long and I wanted to enjoy my Z sometime this year. The search will continue for the BIG wheels this winter. Check 'em out. !M!

Definite crack user. I can't believe someone actually spent time to make that. !M!

I second that vote! !M!

Ohhhh, sweeeeet! !M!

Sounds like I have to get myself a Lincoln! !M!

Wow! Thanks for the detailed write up Pete! !M!

Well that's good to hear! I've been waiting for someone to post something on the Phantom Grip since they were being sold. I didn't want to just "jump on the band wagon" like everyone else, I wanted to hear the results on this product. Can you say how well it works while cornering? That's what I (and probably others) would really like to know. !M!

Yeah, I would like to see some pictures too! !M!

OH WOW!!! I love those cars! Man is that one beautiful! What a classic. If I had my choice, it would be black with a very light tint on the windows. Bada$$. !M!

Hey Scottie, what's the diff. out of? Not interested, just curious. !M!

Wow! I checked out your big 12 inch Scottie, and I gotta say it's a real show stopper I was hesitant to click the link at first FYI. Scottie, I may be bigger than you in a month or so !M!

Hope the dude is alright. Yeah, bike crashes suck! Believe me on this one. I almost died from a surgery gone bad as a result of my accident. You just never know. Live life to the fullest guy's (gal's?), you never know when the big guy in the sky will take ya... !M!

Welcome aboard! You will love this site. Just do a search, there is a lot of info on the biggest combo you can go, with and without coilovers. !M!

Cool Pete! I can't wait to see the install. !M!

Whoa, sweet! !M!

Lone, you crack me up!!!! !M!

You got mail! !M!

Man, Young Frankenstien is a classic!!! It is a must see for anyone that has not seen it! So many good lines in that movie. !M!

Good advice Tee Zee . !M!

When I did my bushings, the metal didn't get red hot. It was just warm to the touch after about 2 minutes of cooling off after burning the bushings out. The hottest part of the flame (with a torch) is centered on the bushing itself, not the surounding metal. I would say, maybe 300 degrees is all the surounding metal is subjected to. Not to bad. Think about how hot a caliper bracket gets after some track time, haven't heard any horror stories with those. Certain metals react differently to heat. Think about what happens when you weld certain metals together, that is very hot! I can't remember much from physics back in high school, but today I would say that heat is a metals friend if used correctly and on the right metals. If any of my thinking is incorrect, someone please fill my cranium with the right info. !M!

Aww, crap!! I missed out! I need front brakes to put my car back on the road. !M!