Reply to "Factory Wheel Options"

George PAdmin.

Myles' original question was wheel color for Panteras delivered to the US during the Ford era ('71 to '74). For those cars I'll stand by my earlier statement.

DeTom, your GTS was a European car, so the convention I wrote earlier may not apply. Still, your wheels look two tone, silver and gold. If that is the case, I truly doubt the factory performed that paint job. I do agree with those that have mentioned that the Gp4 cars had gold wheels. That does seem to be the case as far as this old memory can recollect, but that has no bearing on Myles' question.

cowboy from Hell

8/24/0612:04 PM

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