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[Closed] 1969 Ford Torino detail from Goldvarg

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(@Sergio Goldvarg)
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1969 Ford Torino detail from Goldvarg

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(@randy-bahler)
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Let get crazy and put custom wheels of the day on this Torino ? Thanks for the peek.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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Can't wait for this one...it will be another winner!



   
John Merritt
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Looks good, this is one I am most interested in.


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
Mark Lampariello
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Compromise: Stock wheels one side, custom wheels opposite side :))



   
(@bob-jackman)
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Stock wheels only. Those who choose to alter their wheels are free to do so. There are so many after market wheels out there how would you choose which ones to feature?



   
(@whodeytink)
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I'm with Bob.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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I'm more into stock wheels myself but perhaps Sergio might consider developing a line of period mags to sell individually? It would be relatively easy to do I would think.



   
(@Don Anderson)
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Sergio, I'm all for the car models kept as stock as possible.

If an individual wants it lowered or custom wheels or skirts or big exhaust pipes, well these things will only impress himself but distance most others. Please keep them as stock as a museum piece, and in the original factory colors. And no, I'm not a history teacher.



   
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