Hailbrand wheels

You can buy those wheels from Hall Pantera. I've also seen a white GT-5 with the same wheels. There's also a 3-piece style that looks similar, with small bolts holding it together, which isn't as popular.

Personally I think the Campy replica look, as in Laslo's GT-4 conversion, looks perfect on a widebody since that's the look the factory chose for those particular cars.

Looks good.
Bulldog - did you receive the SpeedCalc software I sent you?

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Originally posted by bulldog:
...Does anyone know who sells the Hailbrand wheels the car is wearing. ...

as Kevin wrote, they are a Hall Pantera item, called "Ultras". They are not manufactured by Halibrand, nor do they look like Halibrand wheels. They are a rather "flat" Campy clone. Some folks like them, others don't. Take a close look, you'll see they lack the detail of other Campy clones. Wheels are always a topic of heated discussion, and are very subject to personal taste.

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Originally posted by Rapier:
Looks good.
Bulldog - did you receive the SpeedCalc software I sent you?

Yes I did. Thanks.

VINATGE WHEELS ...sells what your looking for I have been contenplating either there GT40 style or Halibrand style used on the Cobra. Nice and affordable.

Ron

VINTAGE sorry

George, those are my exact same wheels except mine have a whole bunch of little ting allen head screws that run around the circumferance where the inside meets the flat. Why do you say they lack detail?

OOOps. Hold on. I just realized what is going on. OK guys, Hall Ultra are not REAL knock off hubs. I know what you guys are thinking, you can change wheels and tires by just smaking the spinner with a rubber mallet. No, no, no, it just knoks off the hub so you can get to the lug nuts. It still has special lug nuts, gut this way you don't actualy have to put on a knock off spindle hub. Actualy you don't probably want to run real knock offs on the street. I wouldn't think so. They would probably spin off if you stopped too fast or something. No Hall Ultras are not actual knock off.
Now I know why the fascination.

Compomotive may have the wheels you're looking for http://www.usacomp.com/ Click on Replicar Wheels. The U.S. distributor knows Pantera offsets.

FYI they are made in England and imported here. www.comp.co.uk is their English website.

Team III makes the wheels I have on my car.
http://www.etwheels.com/ac/

I am very happy with them..

Ron

Check out Chris Ashton's Pantera with Halibrand wheels (or replicas).
http://augerresources.com/ashtonsgarage/pantera.htm

Quite nice!

Cheers!
Garth