Here's one I recently bought from a gentleman nearby. Mostly original, with one repaint years ago. The only thing I've done is change wheels/tires and lower it. Oh, and drive it every day.
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wilcoxgarage '65 Studebaker Commander
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Beautiful stance on that car! What did you specifically do to lower it?
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Originally posted by r1lark View PostBeautiful stance on that car! What did you specifically do to lower it?
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Originally posted by Andy R. View PostI really like the plain white wheels with that blue!
Any rubbing/clearance issues with the front ride height?
Wheels are late model Dorman Chrysler 300 17" x 8" 10 hole steel wheels. Plugged the holes and sanded smooth, primed and painted. Less than $250.00 in all four.
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Originally posted by nwi-region-rat View Postmopar has little plain button caps for those rims....check out a dodge charger police car when you can...no emblems in the center, just a chrome dot...would look killer on those rims
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Originally posted by wilcoxgarage View PostIt will rub if I try to turn sharply. I have 225/60-17 on the front and 235/60-17 on the rear. If I went to a 205/60 or 55 on the front it would be better but I'll put up with it because I like the way it looks now.
Wheels are late model Dorman Chrysler 300 17" x 8" 10 hole steel wheels. Plugged the holes and sanded smooth, primed and painted. Less than $250.00 in all four.
I love that
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Originally posted by nwi-region-rat View Postmopar has little plain button caps for those rims....check out a dodge charger police car when you can...no emblems in the center, just a chrome dot...would look killer on those rims"In the heart of Arkansas."
Searcy, Arkansas
1952 Commander 2 door. Really fine 259.
1952 2R pickup
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