Reply to "Wheel adapters for rear wheels, stock body"

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I used 1" adapters I bought at a local swap meet to fit a Mustang. They were aluminum with the same bolt pattern and metric studs. They bolted right on and havent given me a problem in the 2,000 miles since completing the restoration. The stock wheels look absolutely lost in the wheelwells without them. I'd really like to buy a set of chromed Campy clones, but simply don't have the cash right now. Does anybody care to contribute to the "Dave needs a new set of wheels fund?"

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