Reply to "Factory Wheel Options"

Mylesofsmyles (Guest)

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Originally posted by DeTom:
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Gold accents on the wheels, the trim, lettering, etc was not a factory option. Gold trim was popular in the US during the late '70s and very early '80s. I can say with reasonable certainty that any such accents you have seen were applied by the owner in that time period.

Excuse me George but I don't think so. Mine are original, I am sure of it. This is the way they came on my car.

Also some of the factory race cars also had gold wheels.

Could you please supply a close up photo of your wheels, as I am trying to get an idea for the color combination and pattern.

8/24/0610:53 PM

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