Factory Wheel Options

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Sorry for the random questions of authenticity, but I am one of the unique few that prefer unmodified vehicles. For the run of Panteras in the US between 1971-1974, what wheels were available? I know they were the campagnolo wheels, but were they all a silver finish? I saw one Pantera which appered to be mostly original, but the wheels, which were campagnolos had gold painted accents through them. If I had a picture to show I would post it, but I don't...I will try to find the picture again. For the most part, it was a silver faced wheel, but the cut-outs were lined in a gold paint. Was this a factory option?

8/23/069:29 PM

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