[5point0shelby]

I was thinking the same thing for my '67 Restomod "Shelby".

 

[KeenBean]

I was thinking about that too, I don't know about using spacers though. Check out this site

http://www.mustangweekly.com/2001/February/news/newsp39.asp#

AKA "Fastbackpimp"
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[390fastback]

I'd put those on my fastback, but aren't there backspacing problems with late model wheels?

68 fastback, 390 4V premium fuel
80 5.0 hatch, just finished
91 5.0 coupe, daily driver
84 RamCharger 4x4 extreme mudsliger and winter junker
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[csgtjoe]

there is a backspacing problem, but one that can be taken care of .... at a cost !
Places like H&R Springs (http://www.hrsprings.com/) have the proper and extremely
well made spacers .... about $200/pair !!!!

I was going to mount a set of 4 1999 Cobra 17" x 8" rims on my 1968 Calif. Special/GT until
I found out about the cost of the spacers. Instead I worked a deal on the Cobra Rims
for 4 new Yokohama AVS db's (225/55 -16 and 245/50-16) on 4 new 16" x 8" Shelby ten
spokes !

Should be all ready by next week, will post pics if interested ....

Joe P.