Reply to "Looking for Mangusta wheels...."

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Dave, I have to agree that the grey Goose could really use more rubber at the rear, but the front wheel/opening ratio looks as perfect as I have ever seen on a Mangusta. That style of wheel looks very nice as well, especially with the body-match paint centers.

The real problem I guess is finding a tire that looks meaty enough. Personally, I would prefer my speedo be off a bit and have the car look "right". These cars seem set right with stock wheels but check out the tire size on the brochure car!

Mark

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